Well, I know that you can use a command line to get to the page that you want;
 
 
iexplore www.disney.com
 
 
or, you could just use the address as the line;
 
www.disney.com
 
 
in either case, you can make icons and use those lines in the command path statements. I don't know what switch (if available) would allow for the toolbars to be manipulated. What you may want to do is to go to MS and search for pages dealing with the Internet Explorer Administrator Kit (IEAK) and see if there is any documentation to do that.
 
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Regards,
 
clutch

Thanks for the info, I'll look into the IEAK.
 
This is puzzle has been solved with Netscape, netscape.exe -P"Profile name"
 
But Netscape is not right for my uses, It too easily allows a user to type in: c:\ in the address bar and gain access to C: (read only, but still...)
 
Thanks again,
 
~NT Worker

Well... IEAK did not seem to solve this issue, If anyone has any further ideas, I can still use them. Thanks for the help Clutch.
 
 
Thanks,
 
~NT Worker

i saw that...
 
from http://www.ntfaq.com/Articles/Index.cfm?ArticleID=15297
 
John Savill / March 23, 2000
Q. How can I start Internet Explorer without the toolbars?
 
A. Internet Explorer has a kiosk mode which fills the entire screen with no toolbars using:
 
iexplore -k
 
This may not be exactly what you want though so you could write a windows scripting host program which starts an IE object with the toolbar disabled:
 
Dim objIE
Set objIE = WScript.CreateObject ("InternetExplorer.Application")
ObjIE.Toolbar = false
objIE.Navigate " http://www.savilltech.com"
objIE.Visible = true
 
If you save the file has ienobar.vbs and then execute with
 
cscript ienobar.vbs
 
IE will be started with no toolbars.
 
 
 
[This message has been edited by youhou (edited 05 October 2000).]

Thanks! I am able to accomplish my task based on your information! That was extremely helpful!
 
 
Thanks again!
 
~NT Worker
 
[This message has been edited by NT_Worker (edited 06 October 2000).]