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Is there a way to get invisible frames to work with BOTH IE 4 and Netscape 4? &nbsp;So far I can get it to work in IE but netscape leaves an ugly white bar where the grey one use to be. &nbsp;I want frames simply so the menu bar stays on the screen at all times while you can scroll down through the main page...but I gotta eliminate that ugly gray bar. &nbsp;Help!
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Is there a way to get invisible frames to work with BOTH IE 4 and Netscape 4?  So far I can get it to work in IE but netscape leaves an ugly white bar where the grey one use to be.  I want frames simply so the menu bar stays on the screen at all times while you can scroll down through the main page...but I gotta eliminate that ugly gray bar.  Help!

Invisible Frames (Netscape vrs IE)

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