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is there a way to test those comands using windows/run or notepad or basic utility
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is there a way to test those comands using windows/run or notepad or basic utility

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Just enter them in windows/run or a cmd window.<br />
You may have to add the path to the executables... ie.<br />
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&quot;C:\Program files\Firefox\firefox.exe&quot;<wbr /> -url &quot;<a href="http://www.example.com/" rel="ugc">http://www.example.com/</a>&quot;
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Just enter them in windows/run or a cmd window.
You may have to add the path to the executables... ie.

"C:\Program files\Firefox\firefox.exe" -url "http://www.example.com/ [http://www.example.com/]"

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What are the commands to call firefox and IE from another application and open a web page.<br />
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For example, i build the URL in power builder dynamically and then i want to open the browser with that URL call using the client/server application.<br />
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What are the commands to call firefox and IE from another application and open a web page.

For example, i build the URL in power builder dynamically and then i want to open the browser with that URL call using the client/server application.



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