Russell McMahon wrote:
> A trick which often works to obtain the frame page's actual address is to
>
>     - right click on the frame concerned
>     - select "properties" and
>     - cut and paste the ACTUAL address shown.
>
> May not be infallible but it usually works.

Hi.

This is not bullet proof (as you say).

The "outer" frame can have stuff needed for the
"inner" frame to display properly. Such as some
global (that is, used in a number of inner frames)
Javascript functions called from the inner frame.

Some sites also traps the call to an inner frame, and
automaticly (re-) displays the full frameset.

Frame are neat when navigating a (single) site, but a
b-i-t-b when trying to share links...

Jan-Erik.

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