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wrote in message myself html page that is for use only by me. I the html
page has a link to a webpage that can only be ran from "Internet
Explorer". How do I use JAVAscript to launch this link inside of
"Internet Explorer" ?
If I understand what you are asking, try:
<script language="JAVAscript">
document.location.href="
http://www.etc.etc"
</script>
This will re-direct IE to the other page without you needing to
click on
the link.
Or do you really mean you want a webpage that checks to see if you're using
IE (instead of another browser, for example) before "letting you in"?
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