The world of DHTML is a messy one. Browsers have to take care of two things:
1. Creating in memory all these objects and managing them
2. Drawing them on the screen
Same with windows. The actual command returns the object but it takes time
to load. There are two things I would try:
1. The more normal approach have this window set a boolean value inside it
onload to true (somthing like bLoaded=true;) and then havethe owner window
wait till bLoaded is true(undefined is fales)
2. This is more experimental in the JS1.3 refrence I saw some type of
command wait you could always look in to that (not sure IE supports it)
8an
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