@echo off
goto top

 BROWSE.BAT by Al Fasoldt (02-01-97). Freely distributable.
 NO WARRANTY. Use at your own risk.

 Opens multiple sites automatically in Internet Explorer.
 (4 sites max -- edit to add more lines if needed.)

 Requires Windows 95/97. IEXPLORE.EXE must be in default location.

 Place this batch file in c:\windows\command folder.
 Run it from another batch file (instructions below)
 or use the Properties of this batch file (right click in Explorer)
 to set the parameters. The parameters are Web sites.

 NOTE: When writing the parameters (Web sites), DO NOT PUT [WWW.]
 in front of the site. The batch file automaticaly inserts that part
 of the address. A proper parameter would be [mysite.com].

 Example of a batch file that would call this batch file:

 @echo off
 rem RUNBROWS.BAT
 call browse mysite othersite thirdsite\anyplace

 Problems:
 This batch file won't let the browser go to anything other than
 a COM site. If you need to go to other sites (NET or ORG, for
 example), edit the file to take off the COM references, then
 make sure you enter every site's domain designator in the calling
 batch file or in the Properties of this batch file.

 Tips:
 Use the Properties of this batch file to set it to run minimized,
 and to exit when it's done.


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start c:\progra~1\plus!\micros~1\iexplore "www.%1.com"
if %2()==() goto end
start c:\progra~1\plus!\micros~1\iexplore "www.%2.com"
if %3()==() goto end
start c:\progra~1\plus!\micros~1\iexplore "www.%3.com"
if %4()==() goto end
start c:\progra~1\plus!\micros~1\iexplore "www.%4.com"
:end