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Can i do this?

If yes .............how?

 

Quite simple - I just want to click on a link in IE and this link should not open in the same window - it should open in a new Window!

 

so normally i use the right mouse button and klick on "open in a new Window"

 

But i want to open all links in a new window - so how can i set up a new macro which only acts and works in ie when i click on a link without using a shortcut.

Posted

Hi,

Interesting!

How about

<IFMOUSE:21><TEXTTYPE:<APP>n><ENDIF>
If Mouse Cursor is Internet Navigate

  Text Type: <APP>n

End If

Set "Properties/Mouse Click/ Left; set all screen"

Set "Scope/ - Microsoft Internet Explorer" if you want

Best Randall

[EDIT - see below; don't need a macro if you use "shift" key; or program it that way]

Posted

Kevin, are you sure its the CTRL key?

 

Another approach would be something like this:

CODE 

Control Key Down

Mouse Left Button Click

Control Key Up

 

I always held the SHIFT key down while clicking on a link to force that link to open in a new browser window.

I tried the CTRL key manually and it does not force a new window for any of my systems.

Posted (edited)

You're right. My bad. Shift + click on link brings up a new browser window. Sorry for the misinformation. :(

 

Edit:

Ctrl+click on a link in Firefox brings up the link in a new tab within Firefox.

Edited by kevin
Posted

Thank you all

Works wonderful ...............ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhmmmmmmm but i changed it a bit so i use the other mouse button with app arrow down arrow down so i can handle links and pictures the same way.

 

Bit it works great

thanks a lot

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