Is there any way to auto set (within the web site) to open the explorer
window to it's full size on screen?
I dont mean take over the screen - but just as though you'd clicked the
restore Up .
I had someone having great difficulty getting past page one (intro) of
a web site.... ?????? only to discover they don't alway have there
explorer window open to full view (restore-up) and they again... didnt
realise they needed to scroll down a couple of lines to see the "enter"
button ~~ yeah.. I know .. I know... but sometimes ya just have to
make these things fool-proof!
they'd been to the site before...! with no problem and knew the "enter"
button to click ~ this time.. and for a week!!! the explorer window ws
not open up full.. didnt see the button.. and couldnt go any further!!
untill it was pointed out to... er.. scroll down a little!!!

you should lay out your elements within a dive or table set to % for height
and width.

maybe after your welcome screen loads, you can use a refresh to push them
forward as if they'd clicked the link. like maybe 15 seconds delay?

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"stuart" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> Is there any way to auto set (within the web site) to open the explorer
> window to it's full size on screen?
> I dont mean take over the screen - but just as though you'd clicked the
> restore Up .
> I had someone having great difficulty getting past page one (intro) of
> a web site.... ?????? only to discover they don't alway have there
> explorer window open to full view (restore-up) and they again... didnt
> realise they needed to scroll down a couple of lines to see the "enter"
> button ~~ yeah.. I know .. I know... but sometimes ya just have to
> make these things fool-proof!
> they'd been to the site before...! with no problem and knew the "enter"
> button to click ~ this time.. and for a week!!! the explorer window ws
> not open up full.. didnt see the button.. and couldnt go any further!!
> untill it was pointed out to... er.. scroll down a little!!!
>

There really is nothing you can do for folks like this, short of making sure that you page appears
to have additional content, below say, 600 pixels.

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"stuart" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> Is there any way to auto set (within the web site) to open the explorer
> window to it's full size on screen?
> I dont mean take over the screen - but just as though you'd clicked the
> restore Up .
> I had someone having great difficulty getting past page one (intro) of
> a web site.... ?????? only to discover they don't alway have there
> explorer window open to full view (restore-up) and they again... didnt
> realise they needed to scroll down a couple of lines to see the "enter"
> button ~~ yeah.. I know .. I know... but sometimes ya just have to
> make these things fool-proof!
> they'd been to the site before...! with no problem and knew the "enter"
> button to click ~ this time.. and for a week!!! the explorer window ws
> not open up full.. didnt see the button.. and couldnt go any further!!
> untill it was pointed out to... er.. scroll down a little!!!
>