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  1. mickey9999

    Window maximise in IE

    Travis, Thank you very much. Regards Mickey9999
  2. mickey9999

    Window maximise in IE

    Trav, Excellent! not full size, but pretty damn close. To make it an F11 key type(no bars, etc) , what would that require? Merry Christmas & a big thanks!
  3. mickey9999

    Window maximise in IE

    Is there any way I can get a page to maximise when the page loads? It would preferably be like hitting the maximise button (F11-type full screen would freak out the users if they lost their toolbars, etc.). This is on an intranet. Thanks in advance...
  4. mickey9999

    forward slash as part of a path link

    Thanks anyway. I'll look at the alias naming.
  5. mickey9999

    forward slash as part of a path link

    I'm using Win 2000 on a network and the folder exists as part of our outlook bulletin boards. The link is as follows: &quot;<A HREF=&quot;outlook://Public Folders/All Public Folders/AUSTRALIA/NEWZEALAND/BulletinBoards/&quot;>Bulletin Boards</A>&quot; There are many other similar links that...
  6. mickey9999

    forward slash as part of a path link

    Here's a good one.... Some goose has named a folder &quot;Australia/NZ&quot; as part of a group of folders. Nice and descriptive, BUT when it is used in the path part of a link, it thinks that NZ is a subdirectory of Australia, when it's actually the same folder. I've tried / instead of the...

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