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The startFrameset macro marks the beginning of a frameset definition. You define a frame page with the startFrameset, endFrameset, and frame macros. For example:
<PDM_MACRO name=startFrameset. . .> <PDM_MACRO name=frame. . .> <PDM_MACRO name=frame. . .> . . . <PDM_MACRO name=endFrameset
This macro has the following properties:
Specifies the space between the frames.
Specifies the quantity and sizes of the columns in the frame set.
Specifies whether the frame has a border (the "frameborder" argument on an HTML <frame> statement).
(Required) Specifies the JavaScript ID of the frame (the "id" argument on an HTML <frame> statement).
Specifies the onLoad handler of the frame set.
Specifies the onUnload handler of the frame set.
Specifies the quantity and sizes of the rows in the frame set.
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