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I'm looking for a way to specify the browswer size and window position without the navbar/address bar/status bar, etc., and without linking from another website. &nbsp;Obviously the code must be within the webpage. &nbsp;Does anyone have any code I can use, or another way of going about this. &nbsp;What will happen is I will have an icon on the desktop, and I want it to open up a website of a specific size located in the bottom righthand corner of the screen.<br />
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I'm looking for a way to specify the browswer size and window position without the navbar/address bar/status bar, etc., and without linking from another website.  Obviously the code must be within the webpage.  Does anyone have any code I can use, or another way of going about this.  What will happen is I will have an icon on the desktop, and I want it to open up a website of a specific size located in the bottom righthand corner of the screen.

Thanks,
P

Browswer location/size without link

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