其中最简单的是带参数，带参数～～ 具体我也忘记了，我只记得有一个nohome: Tweak Tip: Control IE With Command-Line Switches Make Internet Explorer behave your way.
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You too can take control of Internet Explorer with a few simple command-line switches. If you have IE 4.0 or later, you can take advantage of these by doing the following: Click on the start menu. Click on Run. In the text box, type "iexplore.exe" followed by a space and one of the following switches (for example, "iexplore.exe -e" or "iexplore.exe - channelband") and press return.The switches: -e This starts IE in Explorer mode with the split pane view, so you can browse your computer's directory on the left, and look at Web or hard drive content on the right. -channelband This opens up IE as a desktop toolbar, with the current channels directory displayed, if you're interested in surfing via Web channels. Note: This switch only works if active desktop is off. -nohome Starts IE without loading any webpage. -new Start up a new instance of IE (same as double-clicking the IE icon on your desktop). -slf Starts IE and loads your homepage from the cache (as opposed to updating your homepage as it usually does). -k Starts IE in Kiosk mode (full screen mode meant for demos and such, when you need to use a keyboard, only a mouse).That's it -- have fun. Posted August 20, 2001
第一个参数是具体的路径
具体我也忘记了，我只记得有一个nohome:
Tweak Tip: Control IE With Command-Line Switches
Make Internet Explorer behave your way.
By Joshua Brentano and Josh Lawrence
Printer-friendly format
Email this story
You too can take control of Internet Explorer with a few simple command-line switches. If you have IE 4.0 or later, you can take advantage of these by doing the following: Click on the start menu. Click on Run. In the text box, type "iexplore.exe" followed by a space and one of the following switches (for example, "iexplore.exe -e" or "iexplore.exe - channelband") and press return.The switches:
-e
This starts IE in Explorer mode with the split pane view, so you can browse your computer's directory on the left, and look at Web or hard drive content on the right. -channelband
This opens up IE as a desktop toolbar, with the current channels directory displayed, if you're interested in surfing via Web channels. Note: This switch only works if active desktop is off. -nohome
Starts IE without loading any webpage. -new
Start up a new instance of IE (same as double-clicking the IE icon on your desktop). -slf
Starts IE and loads your homepage from the cache (as opposed to updating your homepage as it usually does). -k
Starts IE in Kiosk mode (full screen mode meant for demos and such, when you need to use a keyboard, only a mouse).That's it -- have fun. Posted August 20, 2001
应该不只这些～