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Friend Const ClassID As String = _

"C7BA6669-DCFB-43d6-9A74-B1BCC6EE467B"

Friend Const InterfaceID As String = _

"72663B50-6A44-46e7-83B6-F1A4F149FF5F"

Friend Const EventID As String = _

"BD2C0D5E-C0D7-4e1e-A9E8-AD29C8003D4B"

Private contactName As String

Private contactCity As String

Private contactState As String

Private contactZip As String

Public Property Name( ) As String

Get

Return contactName

End Get

Set(ByVal value As String)

contactName = value

End Set

End Property

Public Sub New( )

MyBase.New( )

End Sub

End Class

See Also

MarshalAs Attribute

Command Function

Class

Microsoft.VisualBasic.Interaction

Syntax

Dim result As String = Command( )

Description

The Command function returns the arguments used when launching an application

created with Visual Basic.

Usage at a Glance

• Command returns a string containing everything entered on the command line after

the executable filename. If there are no arguments available to return, the func-

tion returns an empty string.

•

Command returns an unparsed string containing the command-line arguments. Use

the

Split function to break the argument list up by spaces for easier processing.

Dim eachArgument( ) As String

eachArgument = Split(Command( ), " ")

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Reference

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