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I was wondering if it would be possible to crate a command that would open Firefox and go to a predetermined set of websites.  For example I would type mail in the start menu and it would open up Firefox with Gmail, Yahoo, and Hotmail each in a tab.  If this is possible how would i go about doing it?

Is it possible? Because i have firefox set to have all of it's defaults and when i click on a link in the start menu, IE comes up and errors start flyin. Also, when i clicked on ' report bugs on the forum' link, i got a window saying that microsoft.net framework encountered an error. here is wut it said. See the end of this message for details ...

I am trying Google search Gadget. Whenever I hit [ENTER] to Submit, the ''http://google.com/search?q=%+'' is opened beautifully in Firefox (my default browser). However, if I clicked on a search result from the gadget, this link is opened in IE7. This is still OK for me overlooking the lack of all those cool extensions, but many of my friends ...

Absolutely love Start++.  It is such an innovative application, and i mean innovative as in orignal and valuable, not as Apple loosely uses the term. I've got a 'gadget' added for displaying a page with all my most used urls (i.e. http://localhost/Default-short.html).  The one issue i'm trying to figure out is how to ...

I am an user of Start++ 0.75 and have firefox 2.0.6 setup as default browser When I type any command to set to looking any URL, for example, g brandontool, it startsup firefox ok, but it also shows the ''system file not found'' (without title in the dialog box and what file is missing)  I don't encountered any problem if firefox is started ...

  Integrate the substitution features into the web browser address bar.  I keep an address bar on autohide at the bottom of my desktop, so it is my primary Win+R interface.  It'd be great if the shortcuts worked in IE/FF as well.