One of the changes to results in Explorer 440 is that links within the result popup will open a new browser window, rather that open within the popup itself. This allows you to use the browser's navigation tools, and other tools you may have in your browser, in conjunction with result popups.

First, let's create a result. For this example we'll do this by using the Find Address task, but you can create results in many other ways. Type an address to create a result, we'll use our favorite 380 New York Street, Redlands, CA:

Click on the result to open its popup. You'll see something like this:

Now right-click the result and choose properties, and take a look at the Popup Content. You'll see the address plus some HTML tags which together create the popup content you saw when you clicked the result.

Let change the Popup Content to include a link to an external Web site, in our example we will use the ESRI web site. We begin by adding the starting HTML tag to the first line of the Popup Content. This isn't required at this latest release, but is good practice, and ensures that even those that haven't updated to the latest Explorer will also see your popup contents as intended. We'll add an extra line break after the address, then add the link, and close the html tag as shown below:

When you open the popup, you'll now see a link, and when you click the link it will open a new browser window.

For more information refer to the Help topics on Results Window item properties and HTML markup for notes, results, and files.