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ShellExecute starting html in new IE window

#8284
From: nicolasr
Date: Wed, 10 Nov 2004 00:35
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Hi,

I have written a single html documentation file
for a small application. When the user presses the
Help button I try to open it via ShellExecute.

The problem is,  that if the user already had an
open IE window ShellExecute always loads my
html file into this window discarding the previous
content, what probably is undesired.

How can I enforce the html file to open in a new
IE window?

thanks,
Nick
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