i am opening a new window with flash and javaScript. and i need to control the name of the new window. since it is a site that is hosted in another site, at the top of my window appears the name of the main site. it ignoers the title tag originally in the window.
the code in flash is:

getURL("javascript:fixedSize('gallery/bigPicts1.html', '', 'menubar=0, tollbar=0, scrollbars=yes, resizable=0, width=800, height=600');");

and the code in the html page which is holding the flash is:

function fixedSize(url,name,features) {
 
 win = window.open(url,name,features);

I don't think JavaScript can change pages hosted on another site for security reasons. I might be wrong or there might be ways around this, but I'm pretty sure you can't change a page unless it's hosted on the same domain.

win.document.title = "(title)" may do it.

Would you be able to change the title of a page that's on another domain though? If I'm understanding right (and it's possible I'm not) the OP is trying to change the title of a page that's on a site that's belongs to someone else.