iesetup, iewzd, iexplore, iexpress, internet-explorer: add page (#22070)

Co-authored-by: Ivan Baluta <ivanbaluta.dev@gmail.com>

pages/windows/iesetup.md

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+# iesetup
+
+> Build customized Internet Explorer Wizard (`iewzd`) installer.
+> Part of Internet Explorer Administration Kit (IEAK).
+> Note: You may need to replace the `iesetup` command with your desired IEAK version and executable, such as `Ie11setup` for IE 11.
+> More information: <https://learn.microsoft.com/previous-versions/windows/internet-explorer/ie-it-pro/internet-explorer-11/ie11-ieak/iexpress-command-line-options>.
+
+- View the documentation for `iewzd`:
+
+`tldr {{[-p|--platform]}} windows iewzd`
+
+- Build a custom Internet Explorer Wizard executable, specifying the location of `iewzd` executable:
+
+`iesetup /c:"{{path\to\iewzd.exe}}"`
+
+- Apply custom `iewzd` program arguments into the custom installer:
+
+`iesetup /c:"{{path\to\iewzd.exe}} {{iewzd_args}}"`
+
+- Run the build process in a [q]uiet mode, assuming the user account invoking this command as an [a]dministrator or regular [u]ser:
+
+`iesetup /q:{{a|u}} /c:"{{path\to\iewzd.exe}} {{iewzd_args}}"`
+
+- Specify the [r]estart behavior after a successful installation ([a]sk, [n]ever, or alway[s]):
+
+`iesetup /r:{{a|n|s}} /c:"{{path\to\iewzd.exe}} {{iewzd_args}}"`

pages/windows/iewzd.md

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+# iewzd
+
+> Internet Explorer Setup Wizard:  Programmatically configure installation of Internet Explorer.
+> Not to be confused with `iesetup`, which also bundles a customized version of Internet Explorer and `iewzd`.
+> Note: You may need to replace the `iewzd` command with your desired IE version and executable, such as `Ie11wzd.exe`, `ie10_setup.exe`, or `IE9-Windows6.0-x86-en-us.exe`.
+> More information: <https://learn.microsoft.com/previous-versions/windows/internet-explorer/ie-it-pro/internet-explorer-11/ie11-ieak/ie-setup-command-line-options-and-return-codes>.
+
+- View the documentation for `iesetup`:
+
+`tldr {{[-p|--platform]}} windows iesetup`
+
+- Run the Internet Explorer Wizard:
+
+`iewzd`
+
+- Force or do not restart the computer after installing Internet Explorer:
+
+`iewzd {{/norestart|/forcerestart}}`
+
+- Do not set Internet Explorer as the default browser:
+
+`iewzd /no-default`
+
+- Do not check for Internet Explorer updates:
+
+`iewzd /update-no`
+
+- Run the Wizard in passive (no interaction) or quiet (no interaction and output) mode:
+
+`iewzd {{/passive|/quiet}}`
+
+- Save the installation log to a file:
+
+`iewzd /log {{path\to\file}}`

pages/windows/iexplore.md

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+# iexplore
+
+> Microsoft Internet Explorer.
+> Note: This program is deprecated in favor of modern browsers like `msedge`, and is no longer maintained.
+> More information: <https://learn.microsoft.com/previous-versions/windows/internet-explorer/ie-developer/general-info/hh826025(v=vs.85)>.
+
+- Open a specific URL or file:
+
+`iexplore {{https://example.com|path\to\file.html}}`
+
+- Open in InPrivate mode:
+
+`iexplore -private {{example.com}}`
+
+- Open in [k]iosk/application mode (without toolbars, URL bar, buttons, etc.):
+
+`iexplore -k {{example.com}}`
+
+- Open with [ext]ensions/add-ons disabled:
+
+`iexplore -extoff {{example.com}}`

pages/windows/iexpress.md

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+# iexpress
+
+> Create self-extracting archive executable (`.exe`) or cabinet (`.cab`) files.
+> More information: <https://ss64.com/nt/iexpress.html>.
+
+- Build a self-extracting ZIP archive from a given SED file:
+
+`iexpress /n {{path\to\file.sed}}`
+
+- Run the build process in a [m]inimized window:
+
+`iexpress /n /m {{path\to\file.sed}}`
+
+- Run the build process in a [q]uiet mode, assuming the user account invoking this command as an [a]dministrator or regular [u]ser:
+
+`iexpress /n /q:{{a|u}} {{path\to\file.sed}}`
+
+- Ensure the `.exe` file to [a]sk, [n]ever, or alway[s] [r]estart the computer after installation:
+
+`iexpress /r:{{a|n|s}} {{path\to\file.sed}}`

pages/windows/internet-explorer.md

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+# internet-explorer
+
+> This command is an alias of `iexplore`.
+
+- View documentation for the original command:
+
+`tldr {{[-p|--platform]}} windows iexplore`