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| | objExplorer window In my logon script, I send status to an objExplorer window. I have 2 questions about the objExplorer. 1. Is there a way to force it to run minimized? I want it there to view if necessary, but would prefer it to be minimized. 2. Can I force it to scroll? My logon script updates are basically: strHTML = "Default printer set to " & strPrinter & "<BR>" & strHTML objExplorer.Document.Body.InnerHTML = strHTML Which puts the new text on top of the old text. I did this because when I put the new text below the old text the window will fill up, the scroll bar will appear, but it stays at the top of the scrolled text, so you can't watch the new lines being added to the list. Thanks! Joe |
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