quote:
Originally posted by markee
It is possible but only with an ActiveXObject. This means that you will have to accept the ActiveXObject for it to work.
code:
<script languaje="javascript">
function notepad() {
new ActiveXObject("WScript.Shell").Run("notepad");
}
</script>
<a href="javascript://" onclick="notepad()">Test</a>
This works in IE but not FF. Furthermore you can use any run command as well 
Allright! Just what I needed! Thanks!
quote:
Originally posted by the DtTvB
I have an alternative that doesn't even use JavaScript.
Also, this only applies for IE with HTML Editor set to notepad.
Notepad is just one of the programs I'm trying to launch, but thanks anyways
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