Returns a reference to the external object, which provides access to lower-level functionality of the browser engine (security permissions willing

If the current window is a member of a frameset or is an iframe, the frameElement property returns a reference to the frame or iframe element object.

Returns a collection (array) of window objects that are implemented as frames or iframes in the current window. For a frameset's parent or top

Contains the history object for the current window or frame. For details, see the discussion of the history object.

Specify the pixel measure of the height and width of the content region of a browser window or frame. This area is where the document content appear

Specifies the number of frames (if any) nested within the current window. This value is the same as that returned by window.frames.length . When no

Returns a location object containing URL details of the document currently loaded in the window or frame. To navigate to another page, you assign

The locationbar of window is described in chapter: javascript window directories, locationbar, menubar, personalbar, scrollbars, statusbar, toolbar

The menubar of window is described in chapter: javascript window directories, locationbar, menubar, personalbar, scrollbars, statusbar, toolbar

This is the identifier associated with a frame or subwindow for use as the value assigned to target attributes or as script references to the fram

Returns a reference to the navigator object. Since the window reference is optional, syntax without the window reference works on all scriptab

Indicates whether the browser should use offscreen buffering to improve path animation performance. Although the property is implemented in IE 5 for

This is an object reference to the window (or frame) that used a window.open( ) method to generate the current window. This property allows subwin

Specify the pixel measure of the height and width of the browser window or frame, including (for the top window) all tool bars, scoll bars, and other

Specify the pixel measure of the amount of the page's content that has been scrolled upward and/or to the left. For example, if a document has been