> can it be done in command line , seems like :

> call ie.exe\www.abc.com\test1.asp
> call ie.exe\www.abc.com\test2.asp
> ..

> thanks in advance

> mik

> Thanks,
> -K

> > I am trying to use Visual Basic to program a simple code to launch
> Internet Explorer and open an url each time.

> > can it be done in command line , seems like :

> > call ie.exe\www.abc.com\test1.asp
> > call ie.exe\www.abc.com\test2.asp
> > ..

> > thanks in advance

> > mik

> Thanks,
> -K

> > I am trying to use Visual Basic to program a simple code to launch
> Internet Explorer and open an url each time.

> > can it be done in command line , seems like :

> > call ie.exe\www.abc.com\test1.asp
> > call ie.exe\www.abc.com\test2.asp
> > ..

> > thanks in advance

> > mik

> Don't expect any response here...

> This same question was posted to almost 300 NGs, probably just to
mine email
> addresses for spam purposes from anyone who actually replied via
email...

> --
> Michael Harris
> Microsoft.MVP.Scripting
> --


> > BTW, could you please set your time zone right.  It says your in
the
> Pacific
> > time zone (GMT -8 hrs) which you most obviously are in Singapore's
time
> zone
> > (GMT +8 hrs).

> > Thanks,
> > -K

> > > can it be done in command line , seems like :

> > > call ie.exe\www.abc.com\test1.asp
> > > call ie.exe\www.abc.com\test2.asp
> > > ..

> > > thanks in advance

> > > mik