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Some other things you could try:<br />
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1) use frameborder instead of border<br />
2) but the frameborder tag on each frame (instead of just on frameset)<br />
3) try both frameborder=no and frameborder=0 in each tag as IE and NS sometimes interpret them differently.<br />
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I would think on of these combinations would work. Hope it helps,<br />
-IW
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Some other things you could try:

1) use frameborder instead of border
2) but the frameborder tag on each frame (instead of just on frameset)
3) try both frameborder=no and frameborder=0 in each tag as IE and NS sometimes interpret them differently.

I would think on of these combinations would work. Hope it helps,
-IW

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How do I get rid of Frame borders in Internet Explorer? &nbsp;I know that the attribute border=0 works in Netscape but not in IE. &nbsp;This should be simple but it still escapes me.
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How do I get rid of Frame borders in Internet Explorer?  I know that the attribute border=0 works in Netscape but not in IE.  This should be simple but it still escapes me.

Frame borders in IE

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