The problem is that if a user changes his text size (for example), you
never know how big the window should be to contain all the text.
Why don't you simply open a window with scrollbars?

Regards,

Gerhard Wentink

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>From: True2ViSioN@a... [mailto:True2ViSioN@a...] 
>Sent: Tuesday, August 13, 2002 2:21 AM
>To: javascript
>Subject: [javascript] opening a generated window
>
>
>Hi all, I was passed this Questain and need help with it.
>I need help on what way to go with this
>my problem I have window that will be generated I dont know 
>how long or wide 
>the text will be. what I want to do is pop up that window open 
>so that the 
>text will be showing and not hidden what my idea was is to 
>have the text in 
>side a DIV(or some other way that can do a height or width) 
>that has a width 
>and height and have that height and width sent into the height 
>and with of 
>the script that will open it. is that a good idea or does any 
>one have a 
>beter one? and how do I get the width and height into a var 
>that will be the 
>hieght and width?
>
>thanks to any one who knows how to do this
>
>
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