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11 - FRAMES
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More Basics 1 - Scope of the Internet 2 - Connecting 3 - How ISPs Differ 4 - Definitions 5 - The Browser WORLD WIDE WEB 6 - "Web Page" 7 - Addresses (URLs) 8 - Bookmarks 9 - Known Address 10 - Navigating 11 - Frames 12 - The "Home" Page 13 - Cruising 14 - Searching 15 - Saving Text 16 - Saving Pictures 17 - Security 18 - Plugins 19 - Programs/Settings 20 - E-mail Addresses 21 - Using E-mail 22 - Attachments 23 - Listservs Other 24 -Newsgroups 25 -Netiquette  |
As you
move around you'll encounter a Web pages with frames. A framed
page actually consists of several separate panes which
work somewhat independently of one another. Most of the Rabbitbrush web site, for example,
has framed pages.
With some browsers, especially older versions, backing up is different in framed pages. With newer browsers, there should be no problem. If you find backing up a frame at a time difficult, try using your right mouse button to navigate rather than the Back button you usually use. Just right-click in the frame you want to back up, then choose Back from the menu that appears. Go to the Rabbitbrush main page now and practice using frames. |
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