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Based on your comments it seems that you are unfamiliar with <strike>object-oriented programming</strike> namespaces and classes. Let's break it down. <code>Process</code> is a class, part of the .NET framework. <code>Process</code> has has a collection of methods, some of them being <code>static</code> methods. <code>Start</code> is one of those static methods. There are two pieces necessary in order for you to use <code>Process.Start</code>: <ol> <li>The compiler needs to know what <code>Process</code> is. You can give that info to the compiler by adding <code>using System.Diagnostics;</code> to the top of your class file. This tells the compiler to look for classes in the <code>System.Diagnostics</code> namespace, which is where <code>Process</code> lives.</li> <li>You need to explicitly tell the compiler that you're calling a method named <code>Start</code> that is part of the process class. You can do this by using <code>Process.Start()</code>. Or in your case, <code>Process.Start("Command to be executed");</code></li> </ol> There are two reasons why you CANNOT just type <code>start("Command to be executed")</code>: <ol> <li><code>start</code>, with a lowercase "s", is not the same as <code>Start</code> with an uppercase "S". C# is a case-sensitive language.</li> <li>If you don't prepend your method call with a particular class name, the compiler looks in your own class for that method, and when it doesn't find one, it tells you about it.</li> </ol>
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1. COIt occurs to me now that nothing in my answer has anything to do with object-oriented programming, but rather just namespaces and classes. Oh well.
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