>Thanks for the suggestion. I think that I understand what you are trying to tell me, but, I'm not sure hot to make it work. Perhaps, I should provide more details of my situation. In the frame that has the "Print" button, it calls a javascript function called printit() and is as follows:

This is way too complicated for that single purpose. :)

Try something like this from the calling frame:

<A HREF=javascript:parent.YourFrameName.print()>Print the content of the YourFrameName frame</A>

Note that will only work in Netscape. If you wish to make that work in IE, you'll have to use another approach. Basically, the concept is to put the focus on the targeted frame. IE will only print where the focus is. So, even if you put the target in the command, it won't work. So, the focus has to be put in the proper frame first. Something like this will work:

<A HREF=javascript:PrintIt()>Print the content of the YourFrameName frame</A>

<SCRIPT>
function PrintIt()
{
   window.parent.YourFrameName.focus()
   window.parent.YourFrameName.print()
}
</SCRIPT>