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>I need to create a link to a specific document on our company Itranet
>and have it appear in same navigational frame in which the main page
>appears, so I must control what appears in a named window of the frame
>with a link. I don't want to use javascript because I have some users
>with old technology. Is there a way to do this? I think there must be,
>but I can't locate the code.
>
>Thanks!
>
>--Susan Vineyard
>
Suppose your window in which your main page appears has been named MAIN.
Just use a linklike this: <A HREF="newpage.htm" TARGET=main>your specific
document</A>
and your page will appear in the MAIN named window.
This also works from other frames in the document.
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Kees de Bondt
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