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Sounds more like JavaScript Question...<br />
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if you want to have it as a link then you should use something like this...[open.window]<br />
which will link to txt and open a new window, you can also modify the defoult size for the new window<br />
But once again this is much easier done in JavaScript....if i understand you right ofcourse<br />
perhaps you should re-post this to that section.<br />

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Sounds more like JavaScript Question...

if you want to have it as a link then you should use something like this...[open.window]
which will link to txt and open a new window, you can also modify the defoult size for the new window
But once again this is much easier done in JavaScript....if i understand you right ofcourse
perhaps you should re-post this to that section.


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Even easier than that, why not do this...<br />
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&lt;a href=&quot;textfile.txt&quot; target=&quot;xyz&quot;&gt;Text Document&lt;/a&gt;<br />
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Even easier than that, why not do this...

<a href="textfile.txt" target="xyz">Text Document</a>



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I need to access txt files and see them on the screen. I &nbsp;currently link to the txt file and it shows up as a full<br />
screen. In order to return, you must hit the Back button. &nbsp;How do I call the fill up to be seen in a new window<br />
so that I can still view info on the main screen??
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I need to access txt files and see them on the screen. I  currently link to the txt file and it shows up as a full
screen. In order to return, you must hit the Back button.  How do I call the fill up to be seen in a new window
so that I can still view info on the main screen??

Text in a new window

HTML (HyperText Markup Language) is the main markup language for creating web pages and other information to be displayed in a web browser, providing both the structure and content for what is sent from a web server through the use of tags. The current implementation of the HTML specification is HTML5.