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How To Open A New Browser Window Without Using JavaScript:
Did you ever click on a link that opened a new web browser on your computer? How did they do that? It's quite easy.
Copy this code and paste it into your own web page. Enter the destination address of your choice.
<a href ="http://www.yourdestination.com/" target="window">yourdestination</a>
 So, if I wanted to send you to our home page, but do it without you losing this page, my code would look like this:
<a href ="http://www.bizhub.com" target="window">BIZHUB</a>
It would look like this in your brower: (Click on it and see what happens).
BIZHUB
Now, let's take this a step further. Suppose you have a lot of links on one page, but you don't
want your visitors to actually leave your site. You can use the above to open a new browser with each
link . . . but, wait just a minute! They might get mad if they discover you have opened 10 browers on their computer and
used all of their system resourses! What's the answer? Just direct all of the links to the same browser window. It doesn't really matter what target name you use, as long as you use the same word on each page.
In this example, I use the target name "resource". It
would look like this:
<a href ="http://www.yourdestination.com/" target="resource">yourdestination</a>
That's all there is to it!
Give it a try!
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