The page just kills my brower (IE6) which is not very polite. I guess it is
supposed to pop up a new window but I have disabled that (and I think many
others have too).
Suggestion:
Do not close the browser, instead show a link to the page that is supposed
to pop up so that users like me can klick on it to get to your site.

Web pages that alter my browser window is IMHO really bad. If I have
positioned and sized my browser the way I like I want it that way and not
any other way. It is the page author not the visitor that should adapt to
the other. Some pages may need custom windows because the layout is really
complex, but then you should do as I suggested above and be prepared that
you loose some visitors because they dislike it.

/ Daniel Nilsson

"Anthony D. Baye" <ban### [at] Rapidnetcom> wrote in message
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> I have a new website under construction, and I wanted to get a test
> audience to view it.  Looks great under NS 6+ and alright under IE 4+.
> Netscape recommended for mac users as IE doesn't go full screen on the
> mac for some reason.  MSN users should be aware that the self.close
> function appearantly does not work under that browser, so just close the
> smaller window after the new one opens.  Still a lot of work to be done,
> but comments welcome.
>
> <a href="http://www.rapidnet.com/~banty/Shadowplay/">The Shadow Hall</a>
>
>
> Regards,
>
> Anthony D. Baye
>

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