I'm trying to get my vb.net app to launch an IE window and set particular attributes - such as size, toolbars & scroll bars turned off etc. Basically all the power you have in the Javascript window.open() method.
I didn't know there was such a thing as JScript.Net. wild. Anyways, one option would be to use an AXWebBrowser to display a static html string that was the java script to open your new window. There may also be some other way to do it though command line arguements for IE, but I'm not sure.
use a shell command to open "iexplore.exe [web address/page] -k"
The -k switch opens internet explorer in "kiosk" mode. Full screen no borders nothing. The only way to close the window is Alt-F4 or with a button the webpage in question.
I know its not setting attributes exactly but it´s fairly useful.
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