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It is an part of the shell just like dir
True. The command line option still works. You could create a shortcut to a batch file that contains the following line:
start /max http://www.cnn.comThis will open your default browser to the site already maximized.
The first line of the batch file should be:
@echo off
The shortcut to the batch file should run minimized so the dos screen doesn't pop up.
It really works well ... faster than opening IE and selecting favorites.
Thanks for the help,
BCRock
I hope many others find this iste and learn this 'trick' too.
Best wishes.
GZ