why can't i open additional window from the web?
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I'm having a similar problem where I try to open up different windows and they will open, but they won't load anything. I was told that it could be my browser settings or there could be a virus on my computer. I've gotten it fixed many times and it keeps happening.
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You can do that with Javascript. Try something like:\n\n<a href="doc.html" onclick="window.open('doc.html', 'smallWindow', 'toolbar,width=150,height=100') "></a>\n\nExperiment with different width and height values until you find a good size.
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RIGHT CLICK ON THE LINK...AND CHOOSE "OPEN IN NEW WINDOW"   \n\nOR \n\nGO INTO YOUR SETTINGS ON YOUR COMPUTER\n...AND REMOVE THE "CHECK MARK"  FROM.....  \n*REUSE WINDOWS*   :    (PERMANENT WAY...UNTIL YOU WANT TO CHANGE IT IN THE FUTURE, IF YOU CHANGE YOUR MIND)\n\nTHIS IS WHERE YOU MAKE THE CHOICE FOR THIS OPTION >  \n\nFrom IE> Tools> \nInternet Options> \nAdvanced>      (*ADVANCED*  TAB  ON  BOX WITH TABS AT TOP)\nBrowsing>     \nuncheck box  "Reuse windows for launching shortcuts." \n\nNOW EVERYTIME YOU CLICK ON A LINK...IT WILL OPEN IN A NEW WINDOW......\n\n\n\nOR YOU CAN DO THIS........(TEMPORARY WINDOWS FOR A LINK, THE LINK WILL ONLY OPEN IN A NEW WINDOW EACH TIME YOU USE THIS OPTION)\n_______________________________________________\nRight-click on one of the desired links using the right mouse button (hold button down for Mac) \n\nA pop-menu appears - select "open link in new browser window" \n\nThis will launch a new web browser window which will access the desired link. \n\nWhile waiting for this new page to download... return to your first web browser window to explore other links. \n\nThe easiest way switch back to your other browser window is to use "alt" - "tab" (hold down the alt key... click on tab just once (still holding the alt key), Now you can let go of the alt key \nYou should now be looking at your original web browser window. \nRight-Click on the additional interesting links on this page, causing each promising lead to open up in its own browser window. \nonce you have 5-10 browser windows open, you can easily scan through these many windows by: Holding down the alt key (continuously), click on the tab key (tab, tab, tab).  IN the pop up menu that appears you will see many icons, each one representing an open window.  The title of each window is displayed as you "tab" through them.  Once the icon you are interested in is highlighted, you can finally let go of the alt key.
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How do they open, in the same window or separate window.
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If you are talking about tabs in IE using the Yahoo toolbar, then you simply click the + sign beside the tab to open a new tab.\n\nIf however you simply want to open another browser window, go to File > New > Window (in IE)\n\nIf you want the tabbed ability in IE, go to companion.yahoo.com and grab it :) very nice add-on to IE\n\nBest of luck!
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Go to mozilla.com and get Firefox. Install it, then start using Tabs. You can have 50 tabs or more open in one window.  Why use multiple windows?  You can even have multiple home pages that will open all of them when ever you open your browser. Why limit to just one?
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Internet Explorer on my CPU does the same thing sometimes. \nTo get around it, right click on the link and select "open in new window".
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when u use ie you won't get it done. when u use firefox you go to extra and than options the rest is 2 easy to mention ;)
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Without knowing your operating system, it's impossible even to suggest some trial & error solutions.\n\nIn any case...\n\nYou might have turned on what is called "Active Desktop".\n\nRight click on your Desktop ( Not on your wall paper ).  If you do it correctly, you may see something like "Show Web Content" menu item in your Context Menu. UnCheck it, if it's checked already.  Also see whether "My Current Home Page" item is checked. If so, uncheck that too...\n\nOnly if "Show Web Content" is checked in the first place, You will even see the other options.\n\nAnyways, play with this and let me know if it worked.\nExhaust all options before venturing into Reinstallation...especially if you have WindowsXP\n\nGood Luck
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Its how the website's javascript handles the new window open. You should get the new I.E 7.0. It has tabbing and you can actually force it to open a new window whenever you click a link. Or you can also get http://www.mozilla.com and install FireFox or Mozilla and it has tabbing too. Try another browser to implement this.
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on (release) {\n   getURL("http://www.yahoo.com", "mainwindow");\n}\n\nor\n\non (release) {\n   getURL("http://www.yahoo.com", "_blank");\n}\n\nbasically, you enter a second parameter with the frame name.  Use _blank to specify a new blank window.
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Instead of having the taskbar at the bottom littered with windows, Firefox can open several pages within one browser window.  Each page has a "tab" at the top of the window, just below the buttons and address bar.  I think IE7 also offers this feature.
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what browser are you using?\n\nfor any browsers, Control + N will open up a new window. if you only click on the link, you will usually have the link replaces the current page unless you go to options to change the link to open in a new window.\n\nif you're using IE 7 or Mozilla Firefox, you can open those new pages in a new tab. or press Ctrl when you click on a link at the same time.
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if u r using Int Expl. ,go to tools,the pop up blocker,then settings,n then add the website address in the space provided to allow it.\nif u r using mozilla ,go to tools,options,then click on the content tab,then click on the allowed sites option in the right hand side of "block pop up windows".\nThe same problem was with me too.
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Right click the link and choose "open in new window". This doesn't work on some web pages and it can confuse your shopping cart on others.
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or ctrl+click to open a new window\n\nso, foo
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you can, just right click on a link and choose 'open in a new window'