> I wanted to see if I could write in a link in such a way
> that would tell it which browser to use.
No this is not possible, this option just call the windows default browser.
You can use the solutions in the first reply.
If you don't like "ToolsPanel" use "External application" wich you can use from
the menu bar.
Or wrote an Script with one menu item and several sub-menu items for all your
links.
[color=blue]
Const MODULE_NAME = "StS07OpenLinkWithFireFox" 'this name must be unique !!!
Const MODULE_VER = "0.1"
Const MODULE_TITLE = "My Links" 'as displayed in PSPad menu
Sub Init
addMenuItem "Link 1", MODULE_TITLE, "doLink1"
addMenuItem "Link 2", MODULE_TITLE, "doLink2"
End Sub
Set WSH = Wscript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
vFF = "C:\path\to\FF\Firefox.exe"
'
Sub doLink1
WSH.run vFF & " www.linkOne.com"
End Sub[/color]
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Another way is to create an HTML page with all your links on your own
and put the URL to this page to your FF favorites.
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Or use PopSel from Horst Schaefer,
wrote an Script with an hotkey to execute [color=blue]WSH.run
"C:\PopSel\PopSel.exe"[/color]
and in the upcoming PopSel menu you can execute your links with FF.
http://home.mnet-online.de/horst.muc/wpop.htm
home.mnet-online.de/horst.muc/wpop.htm
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