Dear All
It would be so great to receive your answers/suggestions on what is likely a simple question; how can I create customized framesets? - I am not happy with the templates provided (though the 'contents' template is basically what I am looking for but I need it much smaller and within an inline frame. The reason for intenting to implement a frameset is that I need hyperlinks in one frame (one that can be scrolled) which displays then a picture in another frame (without scrolling option) on the same website. Maybe there is another solution to this...

Thanks a lot.

>-----Original Message-----
>Dear All,
>It would be so great to receive your answers/suggestions
>on what is likely a simple question; how can I create
>customized framesets? - I am not happy with the templates
>provided (though the 'contents' template is basically
>what I am looking for but I need it much smaller and
>within an inline frame.

The typical approach is to start with a supplied frameset
template, and then add, remove, and resize frames until
you get what you want. If you need help with those tasks,
please post a more specific question.

Are you trying to display a regular frameset inside an
inline frame? If so, just configure the inline frame's
target page to be the frameset.

>The reason for intenting to
>implement a frameset is that I need hyperlinks in one
>frame (one that can be scrolled) which displays then a
>picture in another frame (without scrolling option) on
>the same website. Maybe there is another solution to
>this....

Do you mean like the page at:

http://www.interlacken.com/fp11extra...b/default.aspx

If so, the code for that page comes with Microsoft Office
FrontPage 2003 Inside Out.

Jim Buyens
Microsoft FrontPage MVP
http://www.interlacken.com
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Thanks a lot Jim

Yes - the interlacken page is the kind I need - however I think I am capable of doing this by the frameset templates. The problem I have with this page (i.e. template) is that is covering the entire window, though I am working on a page with 700 pixel centered. By usning a frameset I get the full 1000x pixel covered and don't really know who to make the frameset smaller. I have tried now a frameset in a inline frame and it seems to work fine as the frameset is ajusted according to the format of the inline frame

Regards Chris