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Sorry, just to clarify:<br />
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You want the video to launch on your machine every day at 3:00pm?
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Sorry, just to clarify:

You want the video to launch on your machine every day at 3:00pm?

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Yes, If posible in full screen&gt;<br />
Thanks
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What operating system is your machine?
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I am looking to open a news video every day at 3 pm in full mode without having to do <br />
it myself every day. I am looking to write a batch or script file that would do this for <br />
me but don't know the correct code. any help would be great. <br />
this is the link<br />
<a href="http://www.rte.ie/live/" rel="ugc">http://www.rte.ie/live/</a>&nbsp;is the url and is is the second tab (News now) <br />
thank you.
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I am looking to open a news video every day at 3 pm in full mode without having to do 
it myself every day. I am looking to write a batch or script file that would do this for 
me but don't know the correct code. any help would be great. 
this is the link
http://www.rte.ie/live/ is the url and is is the second tab (News now) 
thank you.

how to open a news video on a website in full mode with a batch file

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