How does VB call a program in a specified directory to open a file?

I tried going downstairs with no problem. If it can't be opened, the landlord can try this sentence: (note that it is 3 quotation marks).

shell & "\ """ & "\""", vbnormalfocus

If it doesn't work, the landlord can check it himself, you can write in front of the shell to check what this variable is.

If you can't solve it, you can send your source ** file to everyone to discuss.

First, yours should be able to accept the parameters!

Then start the file to be opened as a running parameter.

Your statement above is basically correct, but it may be due to a typo:

It should be followed by a space, and the whole sentence should not be included""Middle.

So it should be:

shell & "\ " & "\" ,vbnormalfocus

1. Your grammatical error cannot be in quotation marks.

2. Errors caused by inability to recognize long file paths.

You'll need to convert the path to a short path first.

The getshortpathname in the function needs to be declared first.

private declare function getshortpathname lib "kernel32" alias "getshortpathnamea" (byval lpszlongpath as string, byval lpszshortpath as string, byval cchbuffer as long) as long

function cwjm(filepath)

dim strshort as string, fname$, l&, fname2$

fname = filepath

strshort = string(lenb(fname), chr(0))

l& = getshortpathname(byval fname, byval strshort, byval len(strshort))

fname2$ = left(strshort, instr(strshort, chr(0)) 1)

if fname2 = "" then

cwjm = fname

elsecwjm = fname2

end if

end function

Your ** can't be executed, because there is a space missing, and then the quotation marks are in the wrong place, according to the path format you specified, it should be written like this:

Correct spelling: shell &"\ " & "\" ,vbnormalfocus

Is this it, you have to write it into the program, and then call it.

Look up the Internet for examples of reflection.