Yeah, maybe that's the only answer... I'll look into the JavaScript first
and then I'll try to figure out a way to fix the frames... (looks like an
alternative entry is the only way... not that it's very hard to do I guess,
just an inconvenience)

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Bob Hughes wrote in message <37163AB0.23AAB8B1@aol.com>...
>I suspected as much about the black gif with blue border (yes, it's
>there). I have no idea why IE crashed while loading it otherwise I might
>have been able to see the mouseover happen. NS did rather well by
>comparison, but heck, anything is better than what IE did (thru AOL as I
>said before I think). Wish I knew java script better, I looked the
>source over and failed to see a problem. NS is not very "frames"
>friendly, you may not have a solution except to exclude it using the
>java to distinguish from it and setup an alternate entry page.
>Frustrating, isn't it...?
>
>I'll consider povray.teens topic closed then.

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