Re: OT: html help
For one, keep your style consistent; don't specify a pixel size for the first frame and a percent size for the second - possibly a non-issue, but could be a problem.
For two, you can't bury regular HTML into a standard framing page and have it work right - everything below the /framset tag is going to be ignored (barring the extremely rare browser that doesn't support frames), so none of it will show up - you need to build a different web page to bury that stuff in, and have your framing page refer to it.
For three, is it my imagination, or is that second frame recursive (points to the main frame page)? That could cause some serious problems for any browser that doesn't notice - it could just keep subdividing the frame, caught in an infinite loop.
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Of course, by the time I finish this post, it will already be obsolete. C'est la vie.
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