The following came in from a friend of mine... ----- Forwarded message from Richard Pekelney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ----- Randolf, Are you, or do you know a JavaScript savant? I am trying to create a very simple kiosk for the Maritime Park that sits on a PC connected to the Web. We want visitors to be able to look at sites we select, but not modify the software on the machine. By using the browser's kiosk mode and not supplying a keyboard or mouse it becomes pretty foolproof. I stopped using frames and went to JavaScript and a child window after I discovered some of the pages we access are aggressive about making sure they are in their own window (some fear of stealing page content or the like.) Anyway, this seams to work, but I would like to enhance it to restore the default window if the child window is closed and possibly if there has been no user activity for a period of time. This is where I get to the place that someone with JavaScript and DOM experience could probably shortcut a lot of research. I could slog through this, but would love to talk to someone that knows this stuff. Any ideas? I can send you what I have done if you are interested, or to a friend if you know anyone that might be interested. rich ----- End forwarded message -----
