How can I lunch a/the system web browser and load a web site of my choice from my C++ Windows app?

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Okay , I have this app I am developing that operates in trial mode until the user buys a licence.While in trial mode, I wish to ask time and time again if they wish to buy a licence.If they say yes, I wish to lunch the default system web browser and get the browser to load the webpage where they can buy the licence.How do I do this?

Posted 3-Mar-14 18:04pm

Gbenbam

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chandanadhikari · Answer 1 · 2014-03-03T20:00:00

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hi ,
maybe this will help you[^]
if this is a windows phone app look here[^]
I think the general trend with windows phone apps is to make C++ dlls and consume them through C# client code so you can very well use the C# code given in the link.

Posted 3-Mar-14 20:00pm

chandanadhikari

Updated 4-Mar-14 22:24pm

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barneyman · Answer 2 · 2014-03-04T16:51:00

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as an alt. to Solution#1, if you want to monitor and react to the outcome of the transaction, embed the browser in your own window[^]

Posted 4-Mar-14 16:51pm

barneyman