If you want to play around, you can check out my home page manager script. It allows you to set home pages based upon the day and time. In other words, your home page can automatically be Perlmonks in the morning, CNN at night, and have your favorite site that updates every Wednesday at 5:00 PM be your home page for every Wednesday after 5:00 PM.

I wrote it quite a while ago and I wince when I look at the code right now, but it's easy to use and only incorporates standard modules.

Cheers,
Ovid

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In reply to (Ovid) Re: MSIE Favorite Start Page by Ovid
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