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creating pop-up window in publisher
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| I have a page with 10 graphic images on it in publisher.
I want to be able to hoover over one of the graphics and by double-clicking,
enlarge that particular image. I don't care if it is a seperate window or
just crowds out other parts of the page.
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| Rob Meade 2005-11-22, 7:12 pm |
| "CDD" wrote ...
>I have a page with 10 graphic images on it in publisher.
> I want to be able to hoover over one of the graphics and by
> double-clicking,
> enlarge that particular image. I don't care if it is a seperate window or
> just crowds out other parts of the page.
I have no publisher skills - however surely a simply hyperlink would do the
trick - if publisher is like frontpage then you should be able to set a
"target" as well "new window" will do nicely...i the hyperlink set the href
to be the address of the image (full size) in question...so, you'll need two
images obviously, a thumbnail and the larger one.
HTH
Rob
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| David Bartosik 2005-11-22, 7:12 pm |
| um, no. Publisher has no support for the target attribute.
And no, Publisher is not like FrontPage. That's kinda like comparing Word to
Excel.
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David Bartosik - [MSFT MVP]
http://www.publishermvps.com
http://www.davidbartosik.com
"Rob Meade" wrote:
> I have no publisher skills - however surely a simply hyperlink would do the
> trick - if publisher is like frontpage then you should be able to set a
> "target" as well "new window" will do nicely...i the hyperlink set the href
> to be the address of the image (full size) in question...so, you'll need two
> images obviously, a thumbnail and the larger one.
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> HTH
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> Rob
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| Rob Meade 2005-11-28, 6:55 pm |
| "David Bartosik" wrote ...
> um, no. Publisher has no support for the target attribute.
It would seem if I add a "HTML Code Frament" (admittedly using Publisher
2003) I can enter:
<a href="http://www.google.com" title="Google" target="_blank">Google</a>
When I browse this in a Web Browser, from the File menu - I can click on the
link, and it opens the URL in a new window...
> And no, Publisher is not like FrontPage. That's kinda like comparing Word
> to Excel.
Was only trying to help...
Rob
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