Re: Hmm..

Hi Jesse

Yes.  :-)

Expanding on that a little  :-)  the simplest way of doing this would be to
use a nested frameset. For example, your main frameset document could be
something like:

<frameset rows="50%,50%">
    <frame name="top" src="top-content.html">
    <frame name="bottom" src="nested-frameset-one.html">
</frameset>

Links in "top-content.html" would each load a different nested frameset
into the "bottom" frame, like this:

<a href="nested-frameset-one.html" target="main">Link One</a>
<a href="hested-frameset-two.html" target="main">Link Two</a>
etc

And then each of the "nested-frameset" documents could be something like:

NESTED-FRAMESET-ONE.HTML

<frameset cols="50%,50%">
    <frame name="left" src="left-content-one.html">
    <frame name="right" src="right-content-one.html">
</frameset>

NESTED-FRAMESET-TWO.HTML

<frameset cols="50%,50%">
    <frame name="left" src="left-content-two.html">
    <frame name="right" src="right-content-two.html">
</frameset>

HTH!

Regards,
Donna
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----- Original Message -----
From: Jesse W. Kercheval <jkercheval(at)mail.wesleyan.edu>

> I have quite a simple question: rather yes or no.  I have a window with
> three frames and I want to click on a word in one frame and have it link
> two files: on in each of the two other windos... possible?
> Please email responses to me as well as the list.
> http://www.digidim.com-biz.net/Jesse/Eclogue1/index2.html

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