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Hiding the Browser toolbar
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To do this you need to open up the the page in question in a new explorer window. I believe that by default the following script creates a window without the toolbar although there are options to display / remove the various different parts of the browser necessary. If you need a
list of these I can dig them up from somewhere.
Either put this in the Header if you want it to open when the page is loaded or put it in a function and call it from the body using the onlick event if you want it to be opened by user interaction.
<script>
var win = open("insert the url of the page here", "insert the title of the window here", "height=the new window's height, width=the new windows width"
;
</script>
Cheers
Rob
list of these I can dig them up from somewhere.
Either put this in the Header if you want it to open when the page is loaded or put it in a function and call it from the body using the onlick event if you want it to be opened by user interaction.
<script>
var win = open("insert the url of the page here", "insert the title of the window here", "height=the new window's height, width=the new windows width"
;</script>
Cheers
Rob
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