I made a batch file to launch multiple URL's with IE, My question how do i add more to it?

I made a batch file to launch multiple URL's with IE, My question how do i add more to it? Actually my work requires me to launch multiple websites and it takes a lot of time to open all the site. So i read about the batch file on internet and made a batch file. It worked like wonders. Now i want to go further and add more punch to my batch file. I want it to fill the user name and password as well. I following is the example of the constants of my batch file:

@echo off

echo This file opens IE in one click, enjoy..

pause

start iexplore.exe "http://www.gmail.com"

start iexplore.exe "http://www.phayul.com"

start iexplore.exe "http://www.bbc.co.uk"

start iexplore.exe "http://www.microsoft.com"

start iexplore.exe "http://answers.yahoo.com"

start iexplore.exe "http://www.google.co.in"

start iexplore.exe "http://www.hotmail.com"

Guys.. Help me out!!!!

I made a batch file to launch multiple URL's with IE, My question how do i add more to it?replacement windows

You would have a very difficult time sending Username/Passwords to each site. Some sites you could include that info in the URL, like:

start iexplore.exe "http://username:password@www.google.co....

This works with FTP sites and very simple login on some sites. The site you have shown all use https for login, the date is encrypted and sent via the form POST method, so you can't see the data being sent. To automatically have you UN/PW info in the login page fields you would have to modify that page to have the values set to your input values.

I made a batch file to launch multiple URL's with IE, My question how do i add more to it?windows mail internet explorer

To take that next step you're describing, you now run into considerable security issues... How to store your credentials securely and how to use them securely.

If you're working in a proper corporate network, not only are your security needs higher but the network should already be setup to manage that level of security for you.

So, for instance if you're in a Windows Domain, Active Directory is designed to store and manage many of your security requirements already (eg username/password, kerberos security, etc).

So, many companies have already built solutions that do what you want building on these resources which should already be available to you.

An example for someone who is a User in a Windows Domain is the following

http://www.ver3.com/

There are many others with varying costs but IIRC and if things haven't changed, Simple Sign-on made by ver3 is very reasonably priced.