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<blockquote data-quote="Jetboy" data-source="post: 41825" data-attributes="member: 12428"><p>I've done this with the My programs plugin. Unfortunatly I can't check my settings since I'm trying to recover from a computer crash, but it wasn't too hard to set up. I'm not sure but I think I set up a File launcher in the plugin and named it something like 'Online movies'. I set the launching application to iexplore.exe. </p><p></p><p>On the next tab, where you add the files to launch with the application, I put "http://www.sf-anytime.com" as filename and called it 'SF Anytime'. I put another one in there called 'Film2Home' with filename "http://www.film2home.se". Repeat this with any sites you wish to use. Test launch the sites from within the plugin settings, if it doesn't work you have to play around with quotes around filenames to match the setting on the first page. </p><p></p><p>This will launch an explorer window with their site and they've made it act like a fullscreen application. you just close that window to return to MP. Some of these sites use one browser window to launch a second fullscreen window, in those cases you obviously need to close both windows to get back to MP. </p><p></p><p>This is completely taken from memory and I realize it might be kind of hard to follow. Once I get my computer up and running again I'll take notes of how I set this up so I can post a better explanation. Still, I hope it helps!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jetboy, post: 41825, member: 12428"] I've done this with the My programs plugin. Unfortunatly I can't check my settings since I'm trying to recover from a computer crash, but it wasn't too hard to set up. I'm not sure but I think I set up a File launcher in the plugin and named it something like 'Online movies'. I set the launching application to iexplore.exe. On the next tab, where you add the files to launch with the application, I put "http://www.sf-anytime.com" as filename and called it 'SF Anytime'. I put another one in there called 'Film2Home' with filename "http://www.film2home.se". Repeat this with any sites you wish to use. Test launch the sites from within the plugin settings, if it doesn't work you have to play around with quotes around filenames to match the setting on the first page. This will launch an explorer window with their site and they've made it act like a fullscreen application. you just close that window to return to MP. Some of these sites use one browser window to launch a second fullscreen window, in those cases you obviously need to close both windows to get back to MP. This is completely taken from memory and I realize it might be kind of hard to follow. Once I get my computer up and running again I'll take notes of how I set this up so I can post a better explanation. Still, I hope it helps! [/QUOTE]
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