links bar question

[Guest]

In the links bar on IE, can I add a link that when clicked on, it opens the
link in another IE window (as if I clicked ctrl-N) instead of the one that
it is clicked in? Javascript in the URL field of the properties page maybe?
What would be the script?
I am using IE6, I think its sp2.
Thanks

 

[DVarnau]

Easier than javascript...

Find "IExplore.exe"
Right-click and drag IExplore.exe to the desktop and choose "Create
shortcut."
Right-click that shortcut> Properties> Target, modify the Target
to include the URL.
Example:
"C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\IEXPLORE.EXE"
becomes
"C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\IEXPLORE.EXE" www.yahoo.com
Note a space between " and w

Using Windows Explorer, move that shortcut to the Links folder.

Don

 

[Michael]

There is a way to get this to happen, automatic
and by a setting, I have it on my IE6 browser at work,
yet I can not get it to happen at home. I was thinking
powertoys, but was not it. I have well over 30 or so
links on my link bar, and what you suggest would take too
long to even bother.

-----Original Message-----
Easier than javascript...

Find "IExplore.exe"
Right-click and drag IExplore.exe to the desktop and choose "Create
shortcut."
Right-click that shortcut> Properties> Target, modify the Target
to include the URL.
Example:
"C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\IEXPLORE.EXE"
becomes
"C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\IEXPLORE.EXE" www.yahoo.com
Note a space between " and w

Using Windows Explorer, move that shortcut to the Links folder.

Don
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<gv> wrote in message news:% (e-mail address removed)...

In the links bar on IE, can I add a link that when

clicked on, it opens
the

link in another IE window (as if I clicked ctrl-N) instead of the one that
it is clicked in? Javascript in the URL field of the

properties page
maybe?

What would be the script?
I am using IE6, I think its sp2.
Thanks

.

 

[Guest]

Much thanks, that worked.

 

[Barry Burns]

My problem is that some links aqlways open in the first IE
window that I open regardless of which IE window I click
on the link.

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