I'm a bit new, but on review of some PERL code, I see that it is using Win32::OLE to link to InternetExploder to open a URL. This works, but...I want to use a different browser. I've got Mozilla FireFox and it is set as the "default" browser. What incantations do I use to link it up to open the URL I desire. The existing code is: 
my $app = new Win32::OLE 'InternetExplorer.Application';

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Along with some other stuff. Silly me I thought I could change 'InternetExplorer.Application' to 'FireFox.Application', but that doesn't work. So, I did a search, and here I am. Thanks.

In reply to Pick the default browser by herby1620

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