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I tried rhh's code too (new to me) and found same thing in Netscape 4.7
<br>In MSIE it opens a full screen window without the title bar and resize/close
icons.
<br>I thought that F11 would change it to a default size but it did not.
<br>To close it I had to resort to Alt+F4
<p>BTW the syntax
<br><tt>'fullscreen=yes,menubar=yes,scrollbars=yes,toolbar=yes,location=yes'</tt>
<br>worked just as well, as the (what to me was) less familiar
<br><tt>'fullscreen=yes','menubar=yes',...</tt>
<p>I have the feeling that the language terms that users might apply to
such a window would not be such as John Stuart Mill would submit to his
publisher.
<p>Personally I am more interested in smaller plain windows of this ilk
<p>Rodney
<br>
<p>Hassan Schroeder wrote:
<blockquote TYPE=CITE>rhh wrote:
<br>>
<br>> window.open('inicio.htm','inicio','fullscreen=yes','menubar=yes','scrollbars
<br>> =yes','toolbar=yes','location=yes');
<p>This doesn't work on NN4.7/Win, at least (doesn't "fullscreen",
<br>doesn't remove the title bar and decorations) ...
<p>The original question:
<p>> Is it possible to get rid of the top part of a window,
the part with the
<br>> minimize and X buttons? If it is possible could you please explain
how.
<p>Rodney Myers <rodney@aflyingstart.net> quotes:
<p>> In the Wrox "Professional Javascript" book there is a note in Ch5
'Windows and Frames' on page
<br>> 163
<br>>
<br>> "The title bar and its close and resize icons are added by the computer's
operating system, not
<br>> the browser, and aren't visible inside JavaScript. You're stuck with
them, unless you create an
<br>> ActiveX control that specifically removes them"
<p>... which is correct. (More precisely, it's the window manager that
<br>adds those items, an academic point with Windoze, more significant
<br>in the Unix/Linux/X11 world - and ActiveX is Win-specific.)
<p>FWIW!
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