This is a reference to the current window or frame. This property is synonymous with window, but is sometimes used to improve clarity in a complex scr

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

Return the pixel distance the window is scrolled along the horizontal ( scrollX ) and vertical ( scrollY ) axes. To determine these values in IE, y

Return pixel coordinates of the top-left corner of the entire browser window (including "chrome") relative to the top-left corner of the scr

Return pixel coordinates of the top-left corner of the browser content area relative to the top-left corner of the screen.

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

A value to be returned to the main window when an IE dialog window closes. The value assigned to this property in a script running in the dialog windo

The prompter property of window is described in chapter: javascript window appCore, Components, content, controllers, prompter, sidebar

See crypto.

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

Returns a reference to the parent window object whose document defined the frameset in which the current frame is specified.

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

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

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

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