[SoBizarre]

Hi,

There seems to be a restriction which doesn’t allow pop-up windows without
status bar. The problem is, it supposed to be true only for pop-ups opened
automatically by script and not when you click a link (part of design of the
perfectly innocent web site). Pop-ups are not resized correctly because of
that and I have to resize them with mouse to read the content. Anyway, adding
the site to "trusted sites" solves the problem, but what if I don't want to
do that? Is there another way of overcoming this little annoyance? Let’s say
I don’t want this particular restriction to protect me from malicious web
designers of www.livescore.com and many other sites. Are there any entries in
registry I can change to get rid of this?

Cheers,
SB

[SoBizarre]

Thanks for clearing things out.

"SoBizarre" wrote:

> Hi,
>
> There seems to be a restriction which doesn’t allow pop-up windows without
> status bar. The problem is, it supposed to be true only for pop-ups opened
> automatically by script and not when you click a link (part of design of the
> perfectly innocent web site). Pop-ups are not resized correctly because of
> that and I have to resize them with mouse to read the content. Anyway, adding
> the site to "trusted sites" solves the problem, but what if I don't want to
> do that? Is there another way of overcoming this little annoyance? Let’s say
> I don’t want this particular restriction to protect me from malicious web
> designers of www.livescore.com and many other sites. Are there any entries in
> registry I can change to get rid of this?
>
> Cheers,
> SB
>

[Larry Mauriello]

Can you explain, what site should be added to trusted sites? I am wondering
if this is why IE won't let me send a link or page. It is treating the
OutlookExp. mailto window as a popup?
Doesn't make sense to me.

"SoBizarre" <SoBizarre@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Thanks for clearing things out.
>
> "SoBizarre" wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> There seems to be a restriction which doesn't allow pop-up windows
>> without
>> status bar. The problem is, it supposed to be true only for pop-ups
>> opened
>> automatically by script and not when you click a link (part of design of
>> the
>> perfectly innocent web site). Pop-ups are not resized correctly because
>> of
>> that and I have to resize them with mouse to read the content. Anyway,
>> adding
>> the site to "trusted sites" solves the problem, but what if I don't want
>> to
>> do that? Is there another way of overcoming this little annoyance? Let's
>> say
>> I don't want this particular restriction to protect me from malicious web
>> designers of www.livescore.com and many other sites. Are there any
>> entries in
>> registry I can change to get rid of this?
>>
>> Cheers,
>> SB
>>