Remove Browser Toolbar, Menubar, Statusbar, Scrollbar

Hi,
When we run forms 10g R2 application in browser (IE) it open the forms in browser window and so give less space to forms screen. So i need to maximize the container size and hence i need to remove Browser (IE) toolbar, menuar, statusbar, scrollbar.
NOTE: i cannot use parameter "separateFrame=true" (Please give help other than this)
I though of using a html file that will call another html file which can be same a base html files used by oracle AS container............ but DBA told me that in Container we can set the first thing to be run as ONLY ".fmx" or ".mmx"
so i cannot use my html file .......... he says.
I read "Deploying forms application on web" on OTN documents for Oracle 10g R2 but i am not able to get it to work using it....... may be because i am not able to digest it.
So i would request you guys to please first understand the above and then provide me any help you can.
I would try it out and post in here again.
Thanks and Regards.

HOpe this helps
Solution
The concept of a root window is no longer used in Oracle Forms Release 5 and later. However, for purposes of forward compatibility, the name ROOT_WINDOW, the associated properties and built-ins, and the root window behavior are still supported.
A root window displays the console for the currently-active form in your application. Creating a root window in a form is optional, and is used most often in multiple-form applications (which are designed to run several form modules simultaneously). A root window has special characteristics. In a multiple-form application, using a root window allows you to have a single window that always displays the console for the currently-active form. This is an advantage only on platforms other than Microsoft Windows, since on Microsoft Windows the console always appears on the MDI application window.
Due to the root window's unique characteristics, some of its properties have fixed settings.
Overriding these settings in Oracle Forms has no effect on the window's runtime behavior.
The properties (and their default settings) are as follows:
Closeable (Yes)
Fixed Size (No)
Iconifiable (Yes)
Inherit Menu (Yes)
Movable (Yes)
Name Remove on Exit (No)
Style (Document)
Vertical/Horizontal Scroll Bar (No)
Zoomable (Yes)
In Forms 9i/10g, however you can use a custom Java Bean to prevent or allow the end users to Resize / Maximize/ Minimize a MDI Window.
The Java Bean (and the example on how to use it) is available at:
http://forms.pjc.bean.over-blog.com/50-index.html

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