Hello... I am having troubles and figured I would post it to the web design group since it is most likely a command that I can add at the end of the URL for formatting.

The problem is that I have some saved links to web sites, and when selecting them, they dont open full screen. Is there a format tag that can be added to the end of the URL path to force the browser window to open to full screen every time it is opened???

Such as www.website.com/=fullscreen or something like that. I have seen formatting added to URL's before, but haven't seen a full screen command yet to use as a reference to fix my links to open to full screen vs a window....

Or is this a setting in IE that I am missing. I am running XP Pro SP2 and IE 6, soon to upgrade to IE 7.

Thanks   :-?Update on this .... I found out that if I already have my browser opened to another PAGE at full screen and minimized on my toolbar, the next browser windows launched for more than one instance of IE 6 go full screen. But if launched by shortcut to URL without a prior window open to full screen, the window opens at a smaller window around 1/3 screen size.

So I have a work around for an automated macro which REQUIRES the screen to be full screen, but would still like to see if anyone knows of a tag extension that can be added to my URL to force full screen on launch.

Thanks ... Dave :-/The answer is no.  And in fact nothing that you see in a URL will give any kind of command to a web browser.  You may POSSIBLY have seen some javascript window.open commands in a javascript hotlink - but that causes javascript to run, rather than passing a URL to a browser address box.

Look up AutoHotKey - it can do some of what you WANT.  Otherwise, make sure that the last OE window you CLOSE is full screen, then opening them they should all follow suit.  Or just use Firefox, and send all new windows to a tab.  Or use IE7.