Posted by dorayme on 01/27/07 01:03

In article <b5f9c$45ba9fbf$40cba7ae$22663@NAXS.COM>,
"Jonathan N. Little" <lws4art@centralva.net> wrote:

> dorayme wrote:
>
> > I had a framed site for years and it did not break anything, the
> > world went on fine and people got info from the web site and the
> > sun still shone. But it's ok I know what you are referring to.
> > All the ifs and buts and counterfactuals... I must make another
> > framed site one day for fun. But after I write up the essay on
> > The Magic of Tables to stir up the church leaders.
>
> Most likely we all made framed sites long ago, because at the time they
> were an attempt to modularize to construction and make site maintenance
> more efficient. I do remember employing all kind of JavaScript tricks
> to allow bookmarking of specific frame content arrangements too! There
> are much better ways now, why go back? I use a washing machine now and
> have no desire to use a scrub-board and lye soap!

Why go back? Why go back? I see you are worried by what I said
about me making a framed site and publishing an essay on the
Magic of Tables to stir up the church elders. I knew it! I knew
it! <g>

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dorayme

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