create a bat file to run COD 4 Multiplayer

I need to create a .bat file to run Call Of Duty 4 Multiplayer easily
Example using this command:
/connect 10.0.1.10:28960;password abcd123
How would I run that command?
Best Answer
I'm not 100 % sure but I think this isn't possible. The only thing I know is that you can do quickly with is shortcuts. For example, if you want to open this site you could open that and type in 1 and this website opens. Sorry if I'm wrong but here's the shortcut code
@echo off
start "Program/Link To Open"
This should work. If I'm right just change the "program/link to open" to the program or link
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How do you play multiplayer on COD4?
insert the Call of Duty 4 disk into your CD or DVD drive and launch the game. Select the "Multiplayer Menu." This will bring you to a menu where you can choose to join a game, start a new server, select the player profile you wish to use, return to the single player menu or quit the game.How do you make a multiplayer server on COD4?
First, go into your game and go to "start new server". Next, name it whatever you want and put internet into the dedicated section. After this, save the information and a console will pop up. Don't close this, minimize it.How do you add mods to COD4?
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Answer 2
There are ways you can run them; here is a simple code which run cod4 from .bat file you can make any adjustment as you please. You should put this in the cod4 root folder (i.e. harddisk C, D, E, F, like C:\cod4
)
@ECHO OFF
ECHO 1 - Run Cod4
CHOICE /C:1
IF errorlevel 1 goto Run Cod4
:Run Cod4
start iw3mp.exe +set r_fullscreen 0 +connect 5.230.135.107:28963
ECHO.
PAUSE
CLS
EXIT
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