Discussion Board Problems

I'm using FP2000 and have created a message board using
the Wizard. It seems to be working fine except for some
display problems. My main site uses frames and I want the
message board to be displayed within the main frame of
that site. It starts out there. I can click on a message
and it will stay in the main frame. I can even post a
message and it will stay in the main frame. But if I
click on "Contents" it immediately takes over the whole
screen completely obliterating my main site. There's no
way (other than hitting "back") to return to my main
site. What can I do to keep ALL the pages within the main
frame of my original site? (I'm pretty much computer-
illiterate -- so if anyone can help me, keep it simple!)

If your host supports subwebs highly recommend your DW be made as a subweb
- to prevent clobbering it when you publish your root (main) web
Then in the root / subweb create external links back to the subweb / root

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"Debbie" <dellator@ptd.net> wrote in message news:0b9b01c38238$ebc372e0$a301280a@phx.gbl...
| I'm using FP2000 and have created a message board using
| the Wizard. It seems to be working fine except for some
| display problems. My main site uses frames and I want the
| message board to be displayed within the main frame of
| that site. It starts out there. I can click on a message
| and it will stay in the main frame. I can even post a
| message and it will stay in the main frame. But if I
| click on "Contents" it immediately takes over the whole
| screen completely obliterating my main site. There's no
| way (other than hitting "back") to return to my main
| site. What can I do to keep ALL the pages within the main
| frame of my original site? (I'm pretty much computer-
| illiterate -- so if anyone can help me, keep it simple!)