Link to another page in a new browser window

Hey Guys,
I wanted to know how to set up a link to another page that loads up in a new browser window.
This what my code looks like:
<!--
htp.print('<center>' || :P1_11 );
htp.print('
--!>
This works but the problem is that it goes straight to the login window and asks the user to login again and then it goes to the desired page. Is there a way to set up the link so it goes directly to the new page in a new browser without having the user to log in again?

Have you tried using the #SESSION# substitution string in the URL instead of hard-coding the session ID into the link?
By the way, why is so much of your stuff in anonymous blocks/procedures? Just curious.
Earl

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