when i want more than 2 windows open on internet explorer i have to open it all over again, is there not a way to open a link in a new window?
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Right click the link and choose "open in new window". This doesn't work on some web pages and it can confuse your shopping cart on others.
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Internet Explorer remembers what the window looked like when it was closed. This includes being minimised.\n\nremove these registry keys, reboot and all should be fine.\n\nHKCU &#92; Software &#92; Microsoft &#92; Internet Explorer &#92; Main &#92; window_placement\n\nHKCU &#92; Software &#92; Microsoft &#92; Internet Explorer &#92; Desktop &#92; OldWorkAreas &#92; OldWorkAreaRects\n\nRemember that messing with your registry can cause issues and you should always back it up first!\n\nHope this helps!\nSean
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Click on Tools, then Internet Options.  On the General Tab, look toward the bottom under Tabs and click the Settings button.  You can change how IE opens new windows here, under "when a pop up is encountered."
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you may have a pop up blocker preventing it from showing up in a new window
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If you Minimize the current open window and then go back to IE you will be able to open your second or third page slpit your screen and you can view each or just minimize each to bottom. hope this helps
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To my knowledge F12 does absolutely nothing. But if you press F11 it will expand the windows the the max taking away the address bar plus whatever other toolbar that you have so it gives you a bigger image.\n\nP/S\nGo mozilla dude. Much better than IE\n\nwww.Mozilla.com
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yeah if you use different browsers to access both of them..i have done it before on IE and firefox both at the same time
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If you have a pop-up blocker, this may be stopping new web pages from opening. In Internet Explorer, go to Tools > Pop-Up Blocker and see if that is turned off.\n\nAnother possibility is that if you're clicking links in emails to visit the web pages, you may have to hold the CTRL key while clicking the link. If this doesn't work you can always copy the link, open Internet Explorer, and paste the link in the address bar (and hit ENTER).
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that's multi tasking... right click the link you want to open and select Open in New Window...
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That didn't work, try this...\n\nIn Windows Explorer, open up the Tools Menu, Folder Options, Hit the View Tab.  In the "Advanced Settings" box, scroll down until you see "Remember each folder's view settings" and make sure its checked. Hit Apply at the bottom, then "Apply to all folders" button at the top.\n\nBrowse to your folder and change it to how you like, then close explorer and run it again and see if it kept it this time.\n\nIf it did, make sure you reboot the PC so Windows will keep those settings.
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I don't have Opera installed so I can't check this, but the principle should still be the same. First you need to use the CD command to set the current directory to be the one that contains Internet Explorer, something like this:\n\ncd "c:&#92;program files&#92;internet explorer"\n\nNow, for every page you want to open, do something like:\n\nstart iexplore http://answers.yahoo.com\nstart iexplore http://news.bbc.co.uk\n\nThe "start" bit tells the batch file to just launch the program and move on (otherwise it will wait for you to close one window before opening the next). The iexplore bit is the name of the EXE file for internet explorer.\n\nFor opera it's quite possible you'd just change the CD directory to the opera directory and chance IEXPLORE to whatever the name of Opera's EXE file is...
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you will need some javascript, \n\n<A HREF="javascript:void(0)"onclick="window.open('http://www.yahoo.com/','linkname','height=640, width=480,scrollbars=no')">yahoo on a new window</a>
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I assume you are talking about Internet Explorer browser.\n\nClick Tools -> Internet Options \nClick Advanced Tab\nCheck mark (enable) "Reuse windows for lauching shortcuts" option.\n\nHope this helps.
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what browser are you using?\n\nfor any browsers, Control + N will open up a new window. if you only click on the link, you will usually have the link replaces the current page unless you go to options to change the link to open in a new window.\n\nif you're using IE 7 or Mozilla Firefox, you can open those new pages in a new tab. or press Ctrl when you click on a link at the same time.
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As far as I know you can't resize or get rid of the address bar in IE7; it's damn annoying. A number of tweaks  are available here\nhttp://www.enhanceie.com/ie/\n\nYou can run IE7 with the IE6 GUI by going to start>run\nand type\nc:&#92;windows&#92;ie7&#92;iexplore.exe\nclick ok\n\nbut what's the point???
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Start Internet Explorer -> Tools -> Internet Options: in the Advanced tab, \ncheck the option "Reuse windows for launching shortcuts." \nSee: http://support.microsoft.com/?id=241911\n\nGo to START then programs then accessories and then system tools. Try doing a restore to yesterday and click on SYSTEM RESTORE. It might fix it.\n\nYou might want to upgrade your IE to 7.0. You can have tabbing feature to open multiple windows in just one browser, and so you wont ever have this problem again.
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Maybe the particular link you're trying to open is actually javascript and not a URL.  Sometimes a javascript function is used in place of a URL to validate any data you may have entered on the web page.  In which case the link cannot be opened in another window, it must be opened in the current window.\n\nIf this problem is happening on any link on any web page, then your browser is screwed up.  In which case I recommend re-installing.  Try Firefox.