I want a 'naked' browser window, without toolbars or the template that our site uses. I've seen this before when selecting an image which is a map because that what I want it for. Can this be done? Is there a technical web design term for this?

I can't picture what you want to do. Can you show an example from another site that you've seen before? Not sure I can help as it seems in many areas you know more than I, but I'm curious to see what you're talking about.

Hmmm... I may have found the answer. Basically our site has these various templates that we use to build pages. I want to have a link to an image that opens in a window that does not have our headers and nav bar. I asked around the office and it's possible by building the page without referring to the style sheets which are the templates. I've sent the question to our hosting/programming partners. I was asking here to gauge how much effort would be required.

Very little, I think you're looking for a "popup" and can easily be done with javascript. The only problem is that many browsers now block popups due to the extensive use for advertising.

Need, go here (http://www.stgabrielradio.com/programguide2007.html) and click on the Catholic Spotlight link. Is something like that what you mean?

If so, here's the code
<A HREF="#" onClick="crush=window.open('/programs/catholicspotlight.html','popup','toolbar=no,locati on=no,directories=no,status=no,menubar=no,scrollba rs=yes,resizable=no,width=432,height=393');return false;">Catholic Spotlight</a> (encore) </p>

Yea, that's what I was looking for... originally. Now I know the code for it, thanks!

After batting ti around a bit we figured that we do want to allow the toolbars and menu bars for ease of printing for the user.

Well it has all the toolbar and menubar options in the code :)