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[dcsun]

You posted an almost identical question a week ago, but didn't bother to respond to my reply.  As I noted before, there are many possible causes, and I will need more information (a look at the code if possible), before I can help you.  You can reply to this message by clicking "reply" at the top or bottom of the page.



David



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 David W. Cook

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 DCSun Internet Technologies

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diamond,



So far you have not responded to any reply given to you since the first message you placed in this forum. Everyone here volunteers their time, and this site remains free for all users. The courtesy of responding to those who volunteer their help to you is not too much to ask for. A simple "thank you" goes a long way here.



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Alex Garcia

[diamond]

Sorry guys but I had a lot of in my mind and I had forgotten that I have asked the same question. Sorry again and thanks for your time.



d.

[dcsun]

It's not a problem, and I'd still be happy to help you.  Just keep everything related to the question in the same thread so that I and others can track the progress of the problem and offer any advice that may help.





David



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 David W. Cook

 Chairman & C.E.O.

 DCSun Internet Technologies

 http://www.dcsun.com">http://www.dcsun.com

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[diamond]

I have made a frameset with 2 frames. The left frame contains links in pdf files. The links target in the right frame. When I click the browser's back button and then when I click one of the links, it stops targets in the right frame and a new window opens instead! Why 's that? Can you give me any ideas?



Thanks, d.