To create a batch (.bat) file that opens the specified web pages in your default web browser, you can use the start command in Windows. Here is a simple script that accomplishes this:

@echo off
start http://www.talstra.net
start http://pathwaystopipelines.com
start http://learners.net
start http://legionsandrealms.com

Tester

How to use this script:

1. Create a New Text Document: Right-click anywhere (such as on your desktop or in a folder) and select New > Text Document to create a new text document.
2. Open and Edit the Document: Open the newly created text document, copy and paste the script provided above into this document.
3. Save as Batch File: Save the document with a .bat extension. For example, you can name it OpenWebsites.bat. Ensure you select “All Files” in the “Save as type” dropdown menu in the save dialog box, and then type the full name including .bat in the “File name” box. If you don’t change the “Save as type” to “All Files”, it might save as a text file even with the .bat extension.
4. Run the Batch File: Double-click the batch file you just created to open all the specified websites in your default web browser.

Make sure you have an active internet connection when running the batch file for the websites to open successfully. Also, this script will open each website in a new window or tab, depending on your browser settings.