windows scripts for putty

[yirgster]

How can I write a windows script for putty that start sessions, and in
specified order.

I'm a long-time unix developer and know little about scripting on
unix, but I connect to work through RemoteDesktopConnection on my
win32 box at home and then telnet to the various *nix boxes I needed.

I have defined a large number of sessions. Each has their own title,
and I always start them up in a given order. This way, for example, if
the window for the session to source file X.c is covered up I know
immediately where the icon for it is in the task bar. I don't have to
search for it.

What I would like to do is have a windows script that does that for
me. I.e. I give it a list of the sessions (either built into the
script or from a configuration file) and it invokes them in the order
given.

But, I have no idea how to do this.

In fact, even worse, I don't see how to start a given session from a
windows command line.

Any help most appreciated! It's getting old doing this by hand.

[yirgster]

Perusing the doc again ...

Looks like this is covered in section 4.26. Don't know why this didn't
register previously.

[Cindy Ross]

>In fact, even worse, I don't see how to start a given session from a
>windows command line.

See section "3.8 The PuTTY command line" in the documentation:

http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/0.60/htmldoc/Chapter3.html#using-cmdline