>>the following code would be placed in the first page they hit. It would then direct the browser to the following two pages that would be displayed as a frame set.
>>You can specify the row or cols dimensions by percentage (%), pixels, or a relative size (*).
>>
>>example #1 2 frames run top to bottom set with COLS percentage
>>< FRAMESET COLS="30%,*" BORDER=0 >
>>< FRAME SRC="left.htm" NAME="LeftFrame" SCROLLING="YES" >
>>< FRAME SRC="right.htm" NAME="Rightframe" >
>>
>>------------------------------------------------
>>
>>example #2 2 frames run left to right set with ROWS percentage
>>< FRAMESET COLS="*,50%" BORDER=0 >
>>< FRAME SRC="left.htm" NAME="LeftFrame" SCROLLING="YES" >
>>< FRAME SRC="right.htm" NAME="Rightframe" >
>>
>>you can now direct output from one frame to the other by using the frames name.
>>target="LeftFrame" or "RightFrame"
>>
>>Is this to basic or what you were looking for?
>
>Yes! Thank you Jeff!!!
>Now I understand what I was seeing. So if I want to build onto the frameset that FP wizards set up for me, I need to reference or direct stuff between the frames by looking upt the FRAME SRC=.... NAME="..." and using that NAME= value instead of the SRC= value?
>
>(I got a lot more questions... but let me get this straight so I can talk the talk :) )

Well yeh I guess. I've never really used Front Page. Tried it and like most WIZard type stuff it did stuff I thought was sort of the long way around. Not knowing how Front Page is doing this, I would warn you that unless it's setting up a global file or passing session variables, you just can reference objects from one page to the next.

Jeff

WIZARD: Something that makes you think it will do what you want will little to no effort, but just ends up P****** you off.