>>>I have a decent ActiveDocument form going, but it is a tad bit larger than the existing IE session. How can I define the size of the browser before or after the form gets loaded?
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>>>Is it possible to resize the current browser with JavaScript? If so, how would I call that from VFP?
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>>Hi Steve, I am not familar ActiveDocuments. Let me ask this before I suggest a solution: Does the ActiveDocument form get loaded into an existing html or asp page?
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>It gets loaded from a simple page. I think I kind of got it. Here's the code:
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>html>
>head>
>title>Initializing...
>/head>
>body>
>a 'toolbar=no,location=no,status=no'
>a HREF="_main.html" onClick="if (document.layers || document.all) window.resizeTo(760,590)">

Proceed

>/body>
>/html>
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>That resizes the current window, which is pretty much what I want in the first place. I still can't get it to not show the toolbar or location or status bar, but I am working on it. My intention is to let the user navigate through the web, choose to run the app, hide some of the browser so they are semi-locked-in within my app, and when done I will restore the browser controls. What do you think?

That's what I was going to suggest(The resizeto() method of the window object). You might want to look at creating embedded style sheets using the style tag. This will enable you to get rid of the status bar and toolbar.