Very Computer

I am running Netscape version 3.x for UNIX in OpenWindows. I want to enter
a command line to start Netscape and go to a specific URL all at once.
Anyone who could supply the syntax that is needed to accomplish this task,
please reply to:

or post to this newsgroup.

                Thanks

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Quote:> I am running Netscape version 3.x for UNIX in OpenWindows. I want to enter
> a command line to start Netscape and go to a specific URL all at once.

I am running 3.0, and this is from a message you get if you type
netscape -help

Dan
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   Are you using double or single  quotes around the special chacters in
the command line that you do not want the shell to interpret?

      Use double quotes to prevent interprtation of all special chacters
except $  \  '

      Use single quotes to prevent interprtation of all characters and \
to prevent interpretation of only the next character.

Are you using single , or double quotes around the  special characters in
the command line?
Use the single quotes if you are sure that all characters are to be taken
for thier literal value.       Use double quotes if only the characters  
 $  \  and    '     are to be passed through to the command.
     Use the    \    if you want to prevent interpretation of only the
next character.