When doing a Google search, one of the sites that came up had the message:
"Your system doesn't handle frames, and cannot access our website."

Checking computer terminology, it indicates that a "frame" is a separate
window shown within a window or screen.  Isn't that the same as the Tile
feature we have on Mac's?

If not, is that statement correct - mac computers don't handle frames? If
so, where can I get that feature .  Thanks,  Zippy

(iMac, 400 Mhz, slotloader, G 3, OS 9.2.1 & OS 10.1.5)


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