I have set my hyperlinks to open in a new window. Can I
specify the size of that window? So, Maybe it would only
take up a small part of the screen? or appear in a
certain spot of the screen?

Re: Specify size of new window by Kathleen

Kathleen
Tue Nov 18 15:04:22 CST 2003

You can do that with JavaScript; try Spawn from Jimco - it's free:
http://www.jimcoaddins.com/addins.aspx

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Julie <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> I have set my hyperlinks to open in a new window. Can I
> specify the size of that window? So, Maybe it would only
> take up a small part of the screen? or appear in a
> certain spot of the screen?


Specify size of new window by Ron

Ron
Wed Nov 19 19:12:53 CST 2003


>-----Original Message-----
>I have set my hyperlinks to open in a new window. Can I
>specify the size of that window? So, Maybe it would only
>take up a small part of the screen? or appear in a
>certain spot of the screen?
>.
>
Julie, the only way I know that you can do this is with a
script. Java is a good way to do this, you can popup a
new smaller window in front of the current window. Check
out http://javascriptkit.com/popwin/index.shtml

Re: Specify size of new window by Tom

Tom
Wed Nov 19 19:28:39 CST 2003

Hi, Ron:

Java and JavaScript are two different things ;-)
A simpler solution is to download the free FP addin "Spawn" from
www.jimcoaddins.com

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|
| >-----Original Message-----
| >I have set my hyperlinks to open in a new window. Can I
| >specify the size of that window? So, Maybe it would only
| >take up a small part of the screen? or appear in a
| >certain spot of the screen?
| >.
| >
| Julie, the only way I know that you can do this is with a
| script. Java is a good way to do this, you can popup a
| new smaller window in front of the current window. Check
| out http://javascriptkit.com/popwin/index.shtml