Can I schedule my site to launch at a set time and date?

1. How do I schedule a website to open at a certain time and date?
2. How do I get Web pages to open automatically?
3. How do I set automatic tabs in Chrome?
4. How a URL looks like?
5. How do I schedule a task to call a URL?
6. How do I have two websites open at once?
7. How do I get links to open automatically in Chrome?
8. How do I get IE to open multiple tabs on startup?
9. When I open my browser multiple tabs open?
10. How do I view two tabs at once in Chrome?
11. How do I see all tabs in Chrome?

How do I schedule a website to open at a certain time and date?

Click on the Chrome extension, and decide how you're going to set this up. For example, to the left you'll see a calendar; click on the day you want the site to open. If this is a tab you want to see every day, then you can just check the “Daily” box. Setting the time is also an easy task.

How do I get Web pages to open automatically?

Launch Google Chrome, click on the Wrench menu and select Settings.

1. Under On Startup section, select Open a Specific Page or Set of Pages.
2. Click on Set Pages button. This includes websites that you want to open at Google Chrome startup.
3. Add the URL of the page you want to open and click OK.
4. And you are done.

How do I set automatic tabs in Chrome?

How to Open Multiple Tabs on Start Up with Chrome

1. Sign into your Chrome and click the gear icon in the right corner of the screen.
2. Select Settings from the drop down menu.
3. Choose Open a Specific Page or Set of Pages under On Startup and click Set Pages.
4. Enter the URLs for the websites that you want to open when you start Chrome in the dialogue box and click OK.

How a URL looks like?

A URL usually looks something like this: It (usually, but not always) starts with "http://" or "https://" it is often followed by "www" and then the name of the website you want to visit.

How do I schedule a task to call a URL?

How to Use a Scheduled Task to Execute a URL or Script

1. In your hosting control panel click on 'Scheduled Tasks' under the 'System' section.
2. Click the 'Add Scheduled Task' button.
3. Add the name of your scheduled task and select 'Check Web Site Availability' from the 'Task Type' dropdown. The 'Task Parameters' area will populate.

How do I have two websites open at once?

Desktop Shortcut to Open Multiple Websites Together.

1. First create a new text document on your desktop and name it something like "Morning Coffee Sites. txt".
2. Double click on it so notepad will open it for editing.
3. Save the file and rename it to "Morning Coffee Sites. bat".
4. That's it.

How do I get links to open automatically in Chrome?

If you make Chrome your default browser, any links you click will open automatically in Chrome.
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1. On your computer, click the Start menu .
2. Click Control Panel.
3. Click Programs Default Programs. Set your default programs.
4. On the left, select Google Chrome.
5. Click Set this program as default.
6. Click OK.

How do I get IE to open multiple tabs on startup?

Automatically Open Multiple Tabs when Opening Internet Explorer

1. Open Internet Explorer.
2. In the top right corner, click the Gear Icon and then choose Internet Options.
3. In the Internet Options window, locate the Home Page box.
4. In the Home Page box, enter the addresses of the websites that you want to open when Internet Explorer opens. ...
5. Click OK to save the settings.

When I open my browser multiple tabs open?

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How do I view two tabs at once in Chrome?

Multitask with windows & tabs

1. On one of the windows you want to see, click and hold Maximize .
2. Drag to the left or right arrow .
3. Repeat for a second window.

How do I see all tabs in Chrome?

To begin, click the arrow button or use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+Shift+A (Cmd+Shift+A for Mac). You will now see a vertically scrollable list of all the tabs you have open in Chrome. The list includes all open Chrome browser windows, not just the current window.