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opening html page through an .exe file

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Posted by: vuelle

I've got to open an html file directly from an exe or bat but I dunno how to do it, someone help me please.

Eraldo



Posted by: vuelle

still me,

It would be perfect if the html file opens directly as a fullscreen file.
Thanx a lot

eraldo



Posted by: mccormickp

To create a batch file:

Open note pad and type in the full path name to your html doc.

IE

c:\web.html or c:\windows\documents and settings\user\desktop\web.html

and save it as file.bat.



Posted by: compukeith

If you're using VB6, use the folling code:
Code:
Dim RetVal
RetVal = Shell("c:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe " & "www.keithmcd.com", vbMaximizedFocus)




Posted by: vuelle

hi

my prob is not how to create an executable or a bat file,
I got to open an html/htm page in fullscreen mode possibly through an executable/bat file (but everything else is welcome) so that there's nothing viewable before the fullscreen page is loaded.
By now I do open the fullscreen with a javascript but I got to open another html file (containing the full screen function that opens my page) in IE and that window has 2 things that I don't like.
first of all it's viewable before the fullscreen file appears, second , it remains on the applications bar and when I close the full screen coming back to windows I have that icon still on the bar.
The result I wish is just clicking on an icon, see my html opening in fullscreen mode, closing it no icon should remain on my application bar.
Hope I have explained clearly enough what my problem is [sorry if I've been making it hard to understand but english is definitely not my own lenguage ]



 
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