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I tried that, but I must be missing something. I only see the code
from one of the frames when I do view source. On the page, when I navigate
through the content in the frame, the actual url never
changes..... >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 05/29/03 11:29AM >>> John,
Use a webbrowser first, check
the frame code by viewing the source, this will show you what URL is in each
frame.
When you add your URL, simply
use the respective URL from above step.
Richard
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