[Editor's note: Of course, the contextual menu works for this as well; control-click the link and select "Open Link in New Window." But if you don't want a new window, the drag/drop method described here is actually easier and faster!]
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If you click and drag a link that is in a frame to "pick it up," and then just drop it back in the browser window, you will view that link outside of the frame.
[Editor's note: Of course, the contextual menu works for this as well; control-click the link and select "Open Link in New Window." But if you don't want a new window, the drag/drop method described here is actually easier and faster!]
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Also works in IE 5.2.2...
This also works in Internet Explorer 5.2.2 (and lower). Just drag something out of and back into a window.
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For opening links in a new window you can also use command-click. |
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