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QuestionHow to Reference a local image file to display it Pin
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I think you should rethink what your trying to accomplish. Perhaps choose another path ...
I read your post and it makes little sense to me, where you used the word "Screen" instead of "browser" or "window".

JavaScript manipulates the DOM, which is a collection of HTML elements in a browsers view or tab. Most of the time, you create a web page using HTML, and if needed, you can write some JavaScript to move an element, change the word or color of a element. Or listen for events to occur, and fire a function when that event occurs. You can make web pages from 100% JavaScript, but it's time consuming, unless your app requires that level of sophistication. In other words it's really expensive to choose this method.

Consider writing a Windows app, or Mac app, you didn't say what platform you work with. Or take a lesson in HTML and how to create web pages first. I think your putting the cart in front of the horse here.
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