Hello Allie,
Actually this makes me wonder -how- the browser is invoked? Is it via
a 'com' call or some other Windows jiggerypokery, or is it a
command-line style invocation?
I'm so out of touch with how Windows is doing this stuff nowadays
(Unix geek), but it seems to me that maybe it would be good to have an
option to specify the command line used. I expect that Netscape at
least provides an option to spawn a new window from the command line.
Or rather, it used to for Unix, and they've been pretty good at
providing full command line functionality in previous Windows releases
(but it's been years since I had to touch this sort of stuff).
Sunday, January 09, 2000, 6:04:39 PM, you wrote:
AM> On Sun, 9 Jan 2000 23:39:29 +0800, Thomas Fernandez wrote:
AM> [..snip..]
AM>>> It is IE and Netscape that should provide you the ability to do
AM>>> this and not TB!.
>> When I right-click on a link in TB, you have an option "open this
>> link". If I right-click a link in Netscape, I also have an option
>> "open link in new window". That's the option I would also like to see
>> in the TB's right-click menu.
AM> Those are two different scenarios.
AM> Both Netscape and IE should have in their options, a switch to open links
AM> from external applications in the same or a new window.
Best regards,
Owen
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