Re: Opening webpages from hyperlink
From: Martin (junk.martin.crap.cantell_at_amsjv.com)
Date: 02/05/04
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Date: Thu, 5 Feb 2004 12:25:00 -0000
Unless the web page you are viewing is coded to open up a new window if you
click on a link, then the new contents will always overwrite the existing
page on display. If you want to ensure that a new window is activated
whenever you click a link, then do so while holding down the SHIFT key. That
will force the page to be displayed in a new window.
There is a setting in IE under Tools/Internet Options/Advanced tab which has
a tick box against "Reuse windows for launching shortcuts", which should not
be ticked. But that is more for internet aware programs like Outlook Express
so that if a link is clicked there, if IE is already open then it will use
this window instead of starting a new session of IE. If you want a new
window of IE from an OE link, then tick the box. Probably now really what
you want. It does not seem to affect IE itself.
Hope this helps,
Martin
"Woody" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:DADADCE8-CC0B-4496-BDE0-2EF0EFC6F4C0@microsoft.com...
> Is there a setting so that when I click on a link, it always opens a new
window or to turn it off? How much of this is regularted by the web site
you are on?
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