On 06.05.01 at 04:43 $Bill Luebkert wrote:
>use the 'start' command. eg: start http://www.perl.com/
Thanks Bill. It works from the command line and in a batch file, but I
can't get it to work using Perl's system command:
system (1, "start http://www.perl.com";);
The above works fine with filenames, including HTML documets which
launch a browser.
Any ideas, what I need so it will work from Perl?
Btw, I used this for email addresses:
start mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
It works for MAPI, but I'm not familar with other ways that Windows
uses to associate mail clients. I don't have Outlook installed. Does
anybody know more?
Thanks,
Marcus Friedlaender
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