Am I also right in assuming that the system relies on the native Windows Explorer and being able to fiddle about with folder Properties settings and stuff like that?
To be clear then, the system will be able to read sub-directories from wherever the .exe is placed ("to the right of" in the path, as it were).
To be honest, Joe, I'm not much of a Windows
wiz myself, so you might need to remind me how to set up a "clickable" file that will link to a URL ... something like the .lnk files normally found in the ...\Desktop directory.

Maybe something like saving code like this to a batch file (Test.bat will do) ... then clicking on it. It should work as long as you are running Windows and have Internet Explorer installed.
start iexplore http://www.frankshospitalworkshop.com/equipment/electrosurgery_service_manuals.html
Or (if you're lucky):-
start firefox http://www.biomedbuddies.com
That is, use the batch file START command to call your favourite browser, followed by the URL address. OK ... it's a work in progress!
