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Web Source Web Design Tips - Open A Window on Page Load

The code below will open a new window when a web page loads.
This window may be customized to any size you'd like. Place
this code under the tag within your HTML.

This window will have scrollbars and will be resizable.
The height and width are set to 320, but may be changed to
whatever you'd like. If you'd rather not have the scrollbars,
you can remove the words "scrollbars and resizable."

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