> So what I'd like is a means (something like a macro) of specifying how > to open the page, > Open the page but with the 'help' av file already playing in a new > popup window. This *would* violate the terms of use of many such sites, as most have a rule that forbids the use of anything except manually operated standard browsers. Unfortunately, the real solution here is primarily non-technical - you need to negotiate with the site operators to provide material on a charitable basis. This may mean taking steps to discourage their primary audience from using your tools (e.g. like talking books use non-standard tape cassettes, and disabled toilets have special keys). > Has anyone seen a browser that can do this? or an instruction that does > the same? I've not had a chance to look into this yet, but xlink and/or Xframes might be relevant here, although xframes is not backwards compatible, so probably not useful. Just automating a browser should be fairly straightforward browser object model programming, but would need a local script, to get round security policies.Received on Wednesday, 2 April 2003 15:13:12 UTC
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