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<DIV>How about something like what's below. You'ld also want to put in
some window.close() statements. You pass the file you are reading into the
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<DIV>Taxpayers will continue to seek minimization strategies and <
B>loopholes</B>< A NAME="foot3">< /A><a
href="JavaScript: newwindow('./myfile.html#foot3')">< SUP> <BR>3<
/SUP>< /A> in the <BR>system. Hence, policy-makers will want to close
these loopholes with yet <BR>more complex rules and definitions. <BR></DIV>
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<DIV>hth,</DIV>
<DIV>Joe</DIV>
<DIV><BR>>>> phumes1@home.com 8/9/01 6:00:40 AM >>>
<BR><BR>Within my html file I could have hundreds of footnotes references.
<BR>Presently these are all at the end of my file. If you click on the footnote
<BR>"3" it jumps to that reference at the end of the file. <BR><BR>Example:
<BR><BR>Taxpayers will continue to seek minimization <BR>strategies and
<B>loopholes</B><A NAME="foot3"></A><A
HREF="#ftnote3"><SUP> <BR>3</SUP></A> in the <BR>system.
Hence, policy-makers will want to close these loopholes with yet <BR>more
complex rules and definitions. <BR><BR>What I would like to do is be able to
click on the superior figure "3" and <BR>have a popup window appear with the
footnote text <BR>in the window rather than jumping to the end of the file.
<BR><BR>Does that make sense? <BR><BR></DIV></BODY></HTML>