vbscript, can I use command line to launch internet explorer and open one url each time

can I use command line to launch internet explorer and open one url each time

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Alex Angelopoulo #1 / 4	can I use command line to launch internet explorer and open one url each time Answered in wsh. <TIP type=friendly topic=Multiposting is Not a Good Thing> If you need to post a question to more than one newsgroup, please crosspost(send to more than one group at once) instead of multiposting (remailing the same message to multiple groups). This ties threads together, making it easier for both responders and you to see whether your question was answered and what the answers were. </TIP> Quote: > I am trying to use Visual Basic to program a simple code to launch Internet Explorer and open an url each time. Quote: > 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
Wed, 11 Aug 2004 19:47:46 GMT

Douglas J. Steel #2 / 4	can I use command line to launch internet explorer and open one url each time Given how many groups this person multiposted to, I don't think your tip type needed to be "friendly"! <g> <TIP type="tongue in cheek" topic="Using XML"> Don't you need to put quotes around the property type values? </TIP> -- Doug Steele, Microsoft Access MVP http://I.Am/DougSteele Quote: > Answered in wsh. > <TIP type=friendly topic=Multiposting is Not a Good Thing> > If you need to post a question to more than one newsgroup, please > crosspost(send to more than one group at once) instead of multiposting > (remailing the same message to multiple groups). This ties threads > together, making it easier for both responders and you to see whether > your question was answered and what the answers were. > </TIP>
Wed, 11 Aug 2004 20:20:12 GMT

Alex Angelopoulo #3 / 4	can I use command line to launch internet explorer and open one url each time LOL - I just noticed. I also had that little snippet corrected by someone the other day. He was pointing out that technically the next step after "crosspost" is not "multipost" but SPAM...I guess this post would serve as a proof. Quote: > Given how many groups this person multiposted to, I don't think your tip > type needed to be "friendly"! <g> > <TIP type="tongue in cheek" topic="Using XML"> > Don't you need to put quotes around the property type values? > </TIP> > -- > Doug Steele, Microsoft Access MVP > http://I.Am/DougSteele wrote in > > Answered in wsh. > > <TIP type=friendly topic=Multiposting is Not a Good Thing> > > If you need to post a question to more than one newsgroup, please > > crosspost(send to more than one group at once) instead of multiposting > > (remailing the same message to multiple groups). This ties threads > > together, making it easier for both responders and you to see whether > > your question was answered and what the answers were. > > </TIP>
Wed, 11 Aug 2004 20:15:55 GMT

Sean #4 / 4	can I use command line to launch internet explorer and open one url each time Quote: > I am trying to use Visual Basic to program a simple code to launch Internet Explorer and open an url each time. Quote: > 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 > .. If this is the only way you're going to read this, I'm probably waisting my time. Quote: > thanks in advance > mik start http://www.abc.com\test1.asp start http://www.abc.com\test2.asp Hope this helps... Sean
Thu, 12 Aug 2004 05:33:40 GMT

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