You're right. Actually I didn't think of that. But if you use flag 3 , you should be able to retrieve the link with HtmlViewEventURL$() and then you can simply pass the string to HtmlViewGO(). But I don't know if it works with external links (that is links that are opened on a new window.. in such case, it should be possible to retrieve the string passed to IE, with some work).
It only works with IE, but you can add few lines to look for other browsers: you've only to find the class window name.
It only works with IE, but you can add few lines to look for other browsers: you've only to find the class window name.