Re: Maximizing a browser

Lisa, I'm late for work (my *real-world* job <g>) so this will be quick.

If you open a new window full-size it is not a pop-up, but a new window. The
idea of pop-up windows is to create a daughter-object related to a parent
window, and assumes that the daughter will be less than the parent.

A new window is opened by <A HREF="windowname"  target=_blank" >link</A>

(Off the top of my head, *not advocating*, you might try
WINDOWSTATE=MAXIMIZED, but I don' thing it will work for a daughter window
(pop-up). Its is from MS HTML application files (.hta) and should only work
in some IEs only. It would replace all size information.

Gotta go now.

Mike Hopkins
ironmike(at)inav.net


 Here's the code I'm using. What parameter do I need to add to it to
> mke it do this?
>
> <a href="#"
>
onclick="NewWindow=window.open('mtb_me1.htm','WindowTitle','toolbar=no,locat
>
ion=no,directories=no,status=no,menubar=no,scrollbars=yes,resizable=yes,top=
> 0,left=0,width=740,height=625'); return false;"><img
> src="thumbnails/tn_mtb_me1.jpg" width="100" height="63" border="0" /></a>
>
> TIA,
> Lisa
>
>

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