Here are three ways to open a web page from the command prompt from Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP, etc. All of the following examples will open the designated web page in Internet Explorer or other default browser.
- start <website>
Example:
start www.powercram.com
OR start http://powercram.com - progra~1intern~1iexplore <website>
Example:
progra~1intern~1iexplore www.powercram.com
OR progra~1intern~1iexplore http://powercram.com - “program filesinternet exploreriexplore” <website>
Example (must include quotes):
"program filesinternet exploreriexplore" www.powercram.com
OR "program filesinternet exploreriexplore" http://powercram.com
NOTES
- The first example will open the designated site/page in a new tab of Internet Explorer. The other two will launch a new instance of the browser.
- In the examples above <website> must either be preceded by “http://” or “www.”
The Last one didn't work for me, but the first one did.
is there anyway i can specify a proxy server in the command line?