Topic awaiting preservation: explorer with no title bar (Page 1 of 1)

Hi,
I am in very need of a script for removing the title bar of explorer and all others
Does anybody have it or know where i can find.
(In fact i had found once from hotscripts.com, but i can not find the link now)

Thanks a lot.

For the good of humanity, we cannot allow you access to such a script.

*tip off the week*
Put your stuff on a div and let it stand out by using css.

*tip of the year*
Do not mess with other people's windows. Do not mess with their tools to control a window.
Do not hijack their browsers.


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"Art has to be forgotten. Beauty must be realized."
Piet Mondriaan

you can remove the title bar? only saw a removed adress bar already...mhm...
edit: ah well...sorry, my mistake...just forgot to push that niftay F11 key on mah keyboard

elysiumart

mas: maybe you've never encountered the no-titlebar popup. It's anchored to the upper left corner of your screen with no browser controls at all. I'm talking not even the 3px window border. It just sits there. And it's pretty damn big. And it's filled with ads. And somewhere amid the junk, there's a tiny button that says "Close Window". And that's the only way to close it


...another Internet Explorer Exclusive!


And for gods sake derketa, don't use it.



[This message has been edited by ozphactor (edited 08-04-2003).]

ozphactor: in those occasions CTRL+W is my friend.

Indeed chromeless windows doesn't ruin the design of the site but they surely ruins the user's habbits and need of control.

derketa: remember that this trick is highly dependent of the browser.

Mathieu "POÏ" HENRI

Ozphactor: or Alt+F4 - it pays to know your shortcut keys =)

Derketa: the point we're all trying to make here is that a web page should not manipulate a user's interface. It's an extremely horrible design practice, and I don't think *anyone* around here commends it. Present the user with a nice web page, and leave their browser alone, and they'll come back again.

Ok, perhaps not PC, and I'll let you figure out the details (or whant part of it to use), but here's a bit that I've used to show an image in a new window (only works in IE that I know of)

if (newimg == Behrman012.JPG') {
bookWindow = window.open(newimg,"bookWin", "resizable=yes,scrollbars=yes,width=505,height=550");
bookWindow.focus();

PS-- this had better not be for one of those anoying pop-ups!!!
Jan

I will make a game for children and i want to use flash. It will not be on the web i just want explorer to be the canvas.

so there is no need to worry but i can understand that you will not help me some evil powers can have the script ))

i think i will try to remember the link.

thanks any case.

I suggest you look into compiling the flash file as an executable. I've seen executable flash files before, it works well for a standalone game.

Yup, a Flash Projector (Standalone .exe flash player with your movie embeded into it) is the best way to do this. Go to File -> Publish Settings... And check the Windows/Mac Projector option.

Yes you are right but when i publish as a windows projector, flash player is opening.
With a title and standart buttons.

i am coming to the same point