Yes - FrontPage (Don't say it, I already know...). I still find it a handy tool for pretty basic html site building.

I have a problem with the 'Frames pages' though. Bit difficult to explain but I'll give it a go.

For instance, when you build for 800 x 600 resolution and have the main table width set for say... 755 pixels, it fills the screen quite nicely. No problem. When you change resolution to 1024 x 768, it simply shows the website as a 'smaller' version in the center of the page (provided table is centered, of course).

However, when using the Frames pages, this doesn't occur. The webpage FILLS the entire screen, regardless of the resolution. Why is this and how do I get a Frontpage Frames page to 'resize' so that it shows up as the 'smaller' page in the higher resolution... ??? (without throwing Frontpage out the window... lol)

Hope that's clear enough.

Any help would be wonderful... Thanks

I've never used frontpage but my only guess is that it is using a Percent instead of a static size. I'd really have to see the page to really tell you.

can you give us a link to the page?

i'd reckon you need to set the width of the frameset to 755. this should be found in the source code of the main page you that you open which contains all the frames in their correct position

Frames and tables ?? YEECHH !
I suppose you also use the <font> tag everywhere too...

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