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supplying <frame> content within same HTML file

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    Hi all, I'm a bit of a newbie to HTML, and I'm hoping the answer to this question is easy! What I'd like to know is, is there a way to create a frame in an HTML file whose content is also specified 'inline', rather than by the src attribute e.g: ... ... This is the content of the frame ... ... The reason I ask is that I'm creating a page dynamically with ASP and I'd like the bottom half of the page to be a scrollable frame. It would be a lot easier to create the frame if the ASP code within the frame could access the variables in the top half of the page, which doesn't seem possible if the frame was generated from a seperate .ASP file. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated! TIA, Pete

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