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Quicktime question - - - I have successfully greated a tiny html page that has an "onload" handler that then does a "window.close()" on itself and then loads the second web-page in a window with no toolbars. Works great.<BR>
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The only thing I'd like to improve, if at all possible, is the small "flicker" of the first web-page with toolbars. It displays for a half-second as it's hitting the window.close() call - - - is there any way to get this first page to not display at all? Some kind of page="hidden" command perhaps?<BR>
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In a message dated 5/12/03 4:17:45 AM, gary.rathbone@btconnect.com writes:<BR>
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http://www.garyrathbone.net/no-bars/<BR>
Click on the yahoo banner at the top. A piece of Javascript in the page<BR>
opens a new window. A bit of tweaking and it should do what you want.<BR>
Regards<BR>
Gary Rathbone<BR>
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