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command-line-parameters for IE7: where are they documented ?

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Roland Schweiger - 21 Feb 2007 18:47 GMT
i have a number of internet-shortcuts on my desktop.
When i click on one of them, the apropriate web-page will open in a new tab of IE7.
However, i would like the web-pages to oben in a new WINDOW instead.
I suppose that this can be done with some command-line-parameters,
such as

iexplore.exe "http://my_favorite_page.org" /a /b /c /d ....

but i cannot find any documentation on command-line-parameters or batch-mode or similar,
of IE7.

any help is apreciated.

greetings

Roland Schweiger
bluerhinoceros - 01 Mar 2007 03:27 GMT
> i have a number of internet-shortcuts on my desktop.
> When i click on one of them, the apropriate web-page will open in a new tab of IE7.
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> Roland Schweiger

Command line parameters notwithstanding, you can also do it with

START IEXPLORE.EXE N:\PATH\FILENAME.HTML

and it'll by default start in a new window.

You can also just disable the tabbed browsing...  :-)

Cheers.
 
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