As you can see in the attached snap shot, it kept the window raised.
Even when I changed to another window (this email).
The code I used was simply: <html>
I agree that the docs are not very clear. I guessed that since they refer to window.open as a "see also" entry, then this function must differ from that in some way. I hope this helps. Doug Melvin wrote: Does this mean that I can call setZOptions in a window that is already open? The first part of the excerpt leads me to think yes, but the latter part ( "creates a new window...") leads me to thiunk no..-- Michael Pemberton [EMAIL PROTECTED] ICQ: 12107010 |
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