When you use a popup script or SCRIPTOR creates on for you, you can set many parameters of the window that will pop up, such as width, height, scrollbar visibility, etc. Here you can find all the editable parameters of your pop-up windows along with a small description of what they are used for. The modifications listed are in the same order as they appear in the Java Script example below.

<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="Javascript"> <!-- function openPop() { newPop=window.Open("http://www.frontpageworld.com","null", "height=400,width=500,status=no,menubar=no,location=no,resizeable=no,titlebar=no,scrollbars=no,top=0,left=0") } --> </SCRIPT>

OpenPop is the name of our pop-up function, or the actual commens that makes the pop-up script run. The parts in red are what you will change to meet your own needs. Now lets look at the parameters we can set in the script.

• Page: This is the first parameter you can set. Ours is set to http://www.frontpageworld.com.
  
  Title: Sometimes you may wish to add a title to the popup window you are opening. Ours is set to null. You will set this to null if you don't care about the title of your popup.
  
  Height: This will let you choose the height, in pixels, of your popup window. Ours is set to 400.
  
  Width: This will let you choose the width, in pixels, of your popup window. Ours is set to 500.
  
  Status: This will turn the status bar on the browser window on or off. Ours are set to no.
  
  Menubar: This will turn the menu bar on the browser window on or off. Ours is set to no.
  
  Location: This will turn the location bar on the browser window on or off. Ours is set to no.
  
  Resizable: This will tell the browser window if it is resizable or not. Ours is set to no.
  
  Titlebar: This will turn the titlebar on the browser window on or off. Ours is set tono.
  
  Scrollbars: This will tell the browser window to display scrollbars or not. Ours is set to no.
  
  Top: This will tell the browser window how far from the top of the screen it should appear on the screen when it pops up. Ours is set to 0, which means the very top of the screen.
  
  Left: This will tell the browser window how far from the left of the screen it should appear on the screen when it pops up. Ours is set to 0, which means the very top of left screen.
  
  
• Fullscreen: This will tell the browser window to open at fullscreen. You should use this with caution as the user will have no way of exiting. This parameter is not supported in Netscape. To set it, add the fullscreen parameter and set it. For example, fullscreen=0.

There is one more line of secret code you can add to the bottom of your script to make the window pop-up behind the current browser window. It looks like this:

• newPop.blur()

This should be pasted right before the "-->" in your script. Your pop-up window will then load behind the current browser window like this.

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