Scarecrow Man Posted May 13, 2005 Report Share Posted May 13, 2005 Easy!Just make a batch file.Start > Run > cmd. go to the root of the drive, (C:\) Type edit test.bat or Right click your desktop, New > text document. Write the following lines substituting the filename for the program you want to run. After, save your file as test.bat.You can even add parameters in your batch file.start C:\Program Files\Mozilla\Firefox.exestart C:\Program Files\Mozilla\Thunderbird.exe start I:\Business Tools\EssentialPIM\EssentialPIM.exeexitThen create a new shortcut on your desktop or quicklaunch pointed to test.bat and add any icon you wish.One may ask why make a batch file to launch multiple programs when one can simply put them into the Startup group. Let's say I use several utilities to manage pictures and videos. Rather then search for each icon every time I can simply put the apps I need to run in a batch file, make a shortcut on the desktop, and launch all of them at once, saving time. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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