Both ideas sound great. Can you direct me to some sample code?

Thanks!!!!!!

Bob

>You can't make the browser do that directly without using JavaScript. However, you can make a page that has JavaScript that does this easily enough. This page can just load the new window and close the current window.
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>You can also use ShellExecute to an .HTA page which is an 'ie application window' but otherwise acts just like an HTML page (just with a different extension). You can use ShellExec to load the window that way.
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>+++ Rick ---
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>>How do you programatically (from within foxpro) display a web page without a menu, url, etc. ?
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>>We want to make available to users some training videos, but do not want to make the url, etc. available without "logging in".
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>>I know that if you use Javascript in the HTML page you can invoke a pop-up windows, i.e.,:
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>>href="javascript:;" onClick="open('flash/intro_training_player.swf','','width=800,height=560')">
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>>But the above code requires clicking a button or something in the first place.
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>>But is there a way to simulate the above -- in code -- when you invoke the browser?
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>>Thanks.
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>>Bob