Re: hwg-graphics-digest V1 #303

Eric,
We've been dealing with this problem lately. Try the follwoing

{xxx} = replace with your own code (ie, ROWS="150,*")
<FRAMESET ROWS="{xxx}" FRAMEBORDER="NO" BORDER="0" FRAMESPACING="0"> 
<FRAME NORESIZE FRAMEBORDER=NO SCROLLING=AUTO MARGINHEIGHT=0 MARGINWIDTH=0 
SRC="{xxx}" NAME="{xxx}">
Note that the FRAMEBORDER parameter is in both the frameset and the frame 
tags. Also, you may want to set the scrolling to NO to absolutely prevent 
scrollbars.
If your background img does not line up, you are not calculating the repeat 
value correctly. Also, good luck doing this because MSIE and Netscape 
compute pixel values differently, which is also different across platforms.

Jeff

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From: "T. Eric Aldrich" <marketing(at)cerberusmmedia.com> 
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>Hello All, 
> 
>I am setting up a document that uses frames. I need them to have absolutely 
>no space between them and no border. Is this possible? I've tried using 
>the FRAMESPACING and FRAMEBORDER attributes but without success. I keep 
>getting a narrow space between the frame sections. I need to have the 
>backround blend it on all frames with no break between. 
> 
>Thanks for the help 
> 
>Eric Aldrich 
>>CERBERUSmultimedia

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