Process Control Sample
This sample illustrates some of the ways to start and monitor processes using the Process class of the System.Diagnostics namespace.
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Demonstrates
The Process class is used to perform the following tasks:
Run an application with and without command-line arguments by using the Start method.
List all the running applications by using the GetProcesses method.
List the loaded modules by using the Modules property.
Retrieve information about the running application by using the GetCurrentProcess method.
The sample also demonstrates some programming techniques with the StringBuilder and generic List<T> classes.