[Javascript] Invisible window?

[tedd]

Lee:

Nothing here is done behind the user's back. But considering that you asked.

I am developing a CAPTCHA that is accessible for the visually 
impaired -- in the final stages of testing. So that I don't have to 
use Flash to deliver the sound, I use javascript and background html 
tags to deliver it. Unfortunately, there is a momentary flash of the 
"play sound" window when the user activates the speech button.

Considering that I am developing this FOR sighted developers, the 
momentary flash may be a deterrent for implementation of this 
technique. I know that the visually impaired don't care, but they are 
not the ones I am providing this code for.

So, back to the question -- while the answer is probably "no", is 
there a way to stop a window from presenting itself to a sighted user?

Thanks,

tedd

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>Why would you want to do something "behind" the visitor's back?
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>Lee
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>On 3/24/2007 02:54 PM, tedd wrote:
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>>Hi gang:
>>
>>Here's a question you don't get asked everyday -- Is there a way to 
>>create an html window that is not visible at all? In other words, 
>>the browser *never* (even a flash)  presents it to the user.
>>
>>Thanks for any ideas.
>>
>>Cheers,
>>
>>tedd
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