>>When I use Ctrl-N to open a new window, or hit a link that does that for me, the newly created window is a random size, usually much too small, considerably down & right from the original window.
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>>I'm getting sick and tired of resizing the new window(s) and moving them to where I want them.
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>>What I would like, as IE's default behaviour, when a new window is created:
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>>New.Height = Prior.Height (or, Prior.Height - 23 would be OK too)
>>New.Width = Prior.Width - 23
>>New.Top = Prior.Top (or, Prior.Top + 23)
>>New.Left = Prior.Left + 23
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>>Basically, this is a "cascade"-like function, although I would prefer that new windows be the same height as the original.
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>>Is this even remotely possible?
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>Unfortunately not being a IE guru, I cannot tell you how to do this. But I can tell you absolutely that it is possible. My IE happens to be set to do exactly what you want. Press cntrl-n and the new copy is the same size as the old. It is probably a setting buried somewhere in the menus. < SARCASM > After all IE is famous for its intuitive menu structure.< /SARCASM >.

Same-size would be marginally better than what I have now. I've looked through my menu options, but I don't see anything like that anywhere.

There's probably a whole slew of IE registry keys, one or more of which control the behaviour of new/child windows.

I'm running 1024x768, and I find that most sites aren't that wide, but I can still use all the window height I can get. So, that's why I'd like to "cascade" with same-height but slightly narrower windows, each child offset slightly to the right of its "parent".