How to open in separate window

How do I tell a linked page to open up in a separate
window?

Renee

Kevin
Mon Apr 12 09:58:15 CDT 2004

Easiest way is to set the "target" attribute of the link. In FrontPage, this
can be done easily by right-clicking the hyperlink, selecting "Hyperlink
Properties" from the context menu, and change the "target frame" property to
"_blank (New Window)".

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"reneer" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> How do I tell a linked page to open up in a separate
> window?
>
> Renee

MD
Mon Apr 12 10:16:08 CDT 2004

Hi Reneer,

Use a target of _blank

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"reneer" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:1b58801c4209e$213c7b70$a501280a@phx.gbl...
> How do I tell a linked page to open up in a separate
> window?
>
> Renee

Stefan
Wed May 26 04:40:16 CDT 2004

Themes and shared border are not relevant
- they are just layout / appearance tools
But nav bar links can not be individually targeted
- you can only set a base target tag for the whole page (all nav bar links) and then individually target your non link bar links

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"Mills" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:9DFB42DB-F048-42DF-82EC-D7559BB1CF64@microsoft.com...
| Similar but different question. How do you do this when using a Theme and shared borders and want only one of the links to open a
new window? Changing the target of the link does not override the theme/shared borders default.
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| Thanks for any hints, suggestions.
|
| Miks
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