Sure, use window.open(), example:
HTML Code:
<a href="leaves.html" target="_blank" onclick="window.open('date.htm');window.open('blank.htm');window.open('bubble_leaves.htm');return true;">Link</a>
The window.open() method accepts parameters so you can even specify height and width for each window as well as top and left coordinates for its upper left corner on the screen. Once you do that however, you also have to specify any 'chrome' and properties (like scrollbars, address bar, toolbar, etc.) that you want the window to have, ex:
Code:
window.open('some.htm', '', 'width=500, height=450, top=20, left=20, scrollbars, location, toolbar, status, resizable')
Google 'window.open() method javascript' unquoted for all the details. The advantage in this is that you can plan the initial size and position of your tools on the desktop.
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