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<center><h1>Opening a new Window</h1></center>
<p>Opening a new window is very useful sometimes. However, do be aware that it can be annoying if it happens without warning. Also, if the visitor's machine is running at the limit of its resources, this may be the straw that breaks the camel's back, and cause the browser to freeze or crash. Of course, HTML allows new windows to be opened using the TARGET=&quot;_new&quot; attribute in the link, but that just opens another window; you have no control over its size or other features.</p>
<p>The link below will open a new window 400 pixels in width, 200 high, with a full complement of toolbars, etc. It will appear 50 pixels from the left and 50 from the top of the screen. Note: ignore the &quot;Go Back&quot; button.</p>
<a href="" onClick="openWin();return false;">Open a new window</a>
