Call acrobat Plugin in C Sharp Application

Hi Friends
I have developed a plugin using acrobat sdk 11 and i want this plugin to call from C# application
acroAppC.MenuItemExecute("Name") can do this job but I want to pass the file path as argument. How to do this?

See my previous comment about your favorite type of IAC

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http://forums.adobe.com/thread/580494?tstart=0

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You don't do it that way.
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Subject: How to access Acrobat Plugin using GetInterface?
How to access Acrobat Plugin using GetInterface?
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