Hi guys...I'm posting this for someone in my group who works
remote...wondering if anyone has ever experienced this browser
behavior.
When she clicks on a link in Internet Explorer version 6 on XP Home
(we'll call this the source page), the page at the destination of the
link (call this target) op
Is the link a plain ? There are ways to intentionally make that
sort of behavior happen (open with JavaScript, e.g.).
I assume, however, that it works differently in other browsers. If said
person has access to another system with the same configuration (Home,
IE6), I'd recommend trying it to s
Is the link a plain ? There are ways to intentionally make that
sort of behavior happen (open with JavaScript, e.g.).
I assume, however, that it works differently in other browsers. If said
person has access to another system with the same configuration (Home,
IE6), I'd recommend trying it to s
Holding down the shift key will do that. Is the shift
key jammed? If not, I would look first in the browser
options and second, accessibility options.
--- John Posada <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> When she clicks on a link in Internet Explorer
> version 6 on XP Home
> (we'll call this the source p
