Use the webbrowser control in the toolbox. In the form load event call the Navigate(String) method of ther wbbrowser control, where string is your URL.
tinstaafl
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Are you trying to
1. open an installed browser with your URL? or
2. create a C# application with a browser embedded that would open the URL when loaded?
If you are trying point 1, the following code would help
System.Diagnostics.Process.Start("Your Web URL here");
System.Diagnostics.Process.Start("Your Web URL here");
And for point 2 refer the above answer.
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there are many resources that explain timers in .net. What you'll probably need is an array with the sites you want to visit, and a counter initialized to 0, and a variable to hold the current url. In the timer tick event load the url, increment the counter, check if it's too high, if not change the url to the next in the array, else stop the timer or reset the counter
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Are you including a browser control in your application? Kindly clarify.
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