BTW, I did try your suggestion on my other thread about getting a link
like this to work and it didn't work. (this whole problem for me is
the inablility to send a link like the above in an email where the
recipient can click it to open in IE, parameter intact).
BTW, I did try your suggestion on my other thread about getting a link
like this to work and it didn't work. (this whole problem for me is
the inablility to send a link like the above in an email where the
recipient can click it to open in IE, parameter intact).
Because Brian, they are two different questions. The first asks how to
send email containing a link to local html file that with a parameter
that the recipient can click on. The second (this thread) asks how to
start IE with a parameter from a link that a email recipient can click
on.
Because Brian, they are two different questions. The first asks how
to send email containing a link to local html file that with a
parameter that the recipient can click on. The second (this thread)
asks how to start IE with a parameter from a link that a email
recipient can click on.
OK. They looked so similar to me. As I said before, though, just including
a URL in a message will start IE with that web site when the recipient
clicks it. I don't see how that doesn't satisfy your second question,
unless the "parameter" to which you refer is an IE command line switch or
something to that effect. In that case, I don't think it's possible.
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