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Need tutorial on creating frames and iframes

Tags: Adobe, Dreamweaver CS3, CS3, Running on Mac OS 10.4.11
Can someone recommend a good tutorial or a step-by-step explanation of using frames and iframes in Dreamweaver CS3 for MAC.  I am trying to use an iframe on a webpage to display an RSS newsfeed.  Since I can't get it to work, I am obviously doing something stupid.  When I go to INSERT (in Dreamweaver) and choose IFRAME, the code appears (in code view) but when I try to view the result in a browser there is nothing showing.  (If I put in a iframe rather than a frame I can see the frame in the browser but can't see anything inside it).

Adobe was no help at all when I called them ("that's beyond the scope of customer support").  I'm not asking someone to teach me all about frames and iframes (though I wouldn't object if someone wanted to) but hopefully someone can direct me to a training resource that will do exactly that.

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Question Stats
Zone: Web Development
Question Asked By: Dick_A_Barrett
Solution Provided By: jason1178
Participating Experts: 1
Solution Grade: A
Views: 133
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03.18.2008 at 04:17PM PDT, ID: 21157128

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