Re: Frame Question

The answer to your question is relatively simple....In your frameset, each 
frame requires a name such as "Nav" and "Main".   The navigational frame of 
your site might be named as the Nav, and the place where you want the linked 
pages to open, is named main.  In the link, an example such as this would 
then open the link in the "Main" frame:  *A 
HREF="www.mywebsite.com/thispage.html" TARGET="Main"* This Page*/A*

The Frameset example would be something like this:
  *FRAMESET cols="176,513" rows="146,*" bordercolor="#660000" border="0" 
framespacing="0" frameborder="NO"*
  *FRAME SRC="cross.htm" name="graphic1" noresize scrolling="no"*
  *FRAME SRC="banner.htm" name="banner" noresize scrolling="no"* 
  *FRAME src="navbar1.htm" name="Main" noresize scrolling="Auto"*
  *FRAME src="welcome1.htm" name="Upper"*
  */FRAMESET*

  This is an exact from my site, using frames to control 3 frames (hence the 
use of 'Frame Src' and naming each frame to target certain items directly 
into that frame. To view the finished product, visit my site at 
http://members.xoom.com/Hilnscot
 
   HTH,
       Gordon     

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