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Target Page
Introduction
Specifying the target page, allows you to click on a link in one frame, and the page the link links to will come up in another. This section will explain how to do this.
Target Page
To specify the target page, you need to add the line TARGET="NAME" to the link tag, <A HREF="URL">, so the final result looks like this.

<A HREF="URL" TARGET="NAME">

The text NAME, is replaced by the name of the frame that you want the result of the link to appear in. Using this, you are able to have a link in one frame, and the result in another.

In the example below, the HTML for the link is
<A HREF="URL" TARGET="page2"> Click Here <A>

index.html - Notepad
....<HEAD>

<FRAMESET ROWS="50%,50%">

<FRAME SRC="http://www.web-site-1.com" NAME="page1">
<FRAME SRC="http://www.web-site-2.com" NAME="page2">

</FRAMESET>

</HEAD>....

Frame Example: Target Page

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