Hi Kim,

> ...see if it works for you...

Works fine for me, however, may I suggest offering an option that can
alternate the functionality of mwd through the localprefs?

This code will do it (replaces line 28):
        if (typeof strMWDPopup == "undefined") strMWDPopup = 0;
        if(( args.switches.length > 0 ) || (strMWDPopup !== 0))

Then if someone has the "strMWDPopup" variable set to anything other
than zero the dictionary lookups will appear in the popup, while
otherwise (and default) they appear in a new window.

This does not take into account situations where the user wants to
default to popups but wants to visit the site, though.


> XmlHttp is acting up on my machine, so I can't see if it 
> works properly...

In my reading (having not tested it yet myself, in part because of this)
I've seen that IE7 has some XmlHttp+JavaScript issues. The consensus
from those I've seen discussing it is "don't use IE7" - no workarounds
are available.

Regards,

Shawn K. Hall
http://12PointDesign.com/




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