Frames is one of the more complicated parts of HTML, but once you get the idea, they are easy to write, they just take some time. The purpose of frames is to allow the Web designer to divide a single Web page in to multiple "frames" that can each be manipulated separately. Frames were created with Netscape Navigator 2.0 and were added to the HTML Specification with HTML 4.0. The first thing you should realize when you …
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…framed page, please go to *a href="/tmc/body.html"*the body page*/a* for more information. */noframes* */frameset* */html* You can see this page at frame.html. Some things to note: Neither of the frames are named Frames are named so you can specify where to open links I used target=_top to tell the links to go to the top level of the browser rather than opening in the same frame ------------------------------------------------------------------------ **Bibliography**