<![CDATA[How to start javascript from command prompt with window object loaded ?]]>I'm writing a program that needs to start opera, load a page and run some javascript.
I've been able to run multiple statements as follows:

launcher.exe "javascript:alert('hello')"; etc.

The problem is that if I enter something like this

launcher.exe www.yahoo.com "javascript:alert('hello');"

it will open yahoo.com in one window, and run the javascript in a new, empty window!
To solve this, I'm trying to load the page with the javascript command

window.open("http://www.yahoo.com","_self")

However, the problem is that the empty page it opens to run the javascript DOES NOT SEEM TO CONTAIN THE WINDOW OBJECT!!
Help please,
Thanks

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