My chromeless window was working fine on my own computer, but I just checked it from my parents' computer and when I clicked the link the chromeless window maximized across the whole screen, rather than sticking to the width and height perimeters I specified. Why would it work on mine and not on theirs? We both use Windows XP and Internet Explorer 6.0.

This is my html:

<script src="chromeless_35.js"></script>
<script language="javascript">
function openIT(u,W,H,X,Y,n,b,x,m,r) {
var cU ='close_up.gif'
var cO ='close_ovr.gif'
var cL ='clock.gif'
var mU ='min_up.gif'
var mO ='min_ovr.gif'
var xU ='max_up.gif'
var xO ='max_ovr.gif'
var rU ='res_up.gif'
var rO ='res_ovr.gif'
var tH ='<font face=verdana size=1> Relatively Human</font>'
var tW =' � window title'
var wB ='#660000'
var wBs ='#333366'
var wBG ='#333366'
var wBGs='#660000'
var wNS ='toolbar=0,location=0,directories=0,status=0,menu bar=0,scrollbars=0,resizable=0'
var fSO ='scrolling=no noresize'
var brd =b||1;
var max =x||false;
var min =m||false;
var res =r||true;
var tsz =20;
return chromeless(u,n,W,H,X,Y,cU,cO,cL,mU,mO,xU,xO,rU,rO,
tH,tW,wB,wBs,wBG,wBGs,wNS,fSO,brd,max,min,res,tsz)
}
</script>

<a href="#" onclick="mywindow=openIT ('http://relativelyhuman.com/autumnkiss.html',512,570,null,null,'relativelyhuma n')">relatively human</a>

Is something wrong or missing?

They've probably installed a service pack on their computer. It causes the chromeless window to take up the entire screen, and there's nothing that can be done about it (unless you uninstall the service pack).

Alright, thanks for the info. I guess I'll just make a note of that at the entrance.

can you explain what a service pack is?
i've noticed this, but dont recall specifically installing it..
i believe it came with ie 6.0?