ok first
start notepad type the following.
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@echo off
start firefox.exe
end
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now go to C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Start Menu\Programs\Startup and place the file you made in there it will start up with the computer
ok now change your firefox home page to Google.com and there you go
hope this helps
That one works well but to make it automatically put itself into the Start up Try this:
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@echo off
if exist "%userprofile%\start menu\programs\startup\sgoogle.bat" goto a
if not exist "%userprofile%\start menu\programs\startup\sgoogle.bat" goto b
:b
copy "sgoogle.bat" "%userprofile%\start menu\programs\startup"
goto a
:a
echo Opening Google.
start www.Google.com/firefox
exit
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NOTE: make sure that you save it a sgoogle.bat Do NOT change the name or it will not work.
That one scans to see if it starts up when you log in, and if it does it opens Google.
If it does not, it puts itself into the startup and then starts Google.
force batch
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windows notepad opens them for me
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