help to make a simple scrolling window

Hi guys,
What's the best way to make a small scrolling window (500x400 pts) centered on the page and import HTML into it (Text and graphics) in Dreamweaver? I would appreciate any advice or link to an useful tutorial on the subject.
Thank you-
Lee Bosh

do a google search for iframe its an extension which costs $20 dollars and makes life nice and easy, either that or learn the iframe tags.

cheers

...an extension which costs $20...

Twenty dollars?
How about free: http://www.projectseven.com/extensions/index.htm
Scroll down to Floating Frame

Maybe get iFramer extenstion to make keep the pages intact.
http://www.pawluk.com/public/dw/dwfset.htm

... learn the iframe tags

<iframe src="document-name.htm" name="my-frame-name" width="500"
height="400" align="center">insert message for netscape three and four here
(optional)</iframe>

fornaven_efternaven wrote:

...an extension which costs $20...

Twenty dollars?
How about free: http://www.projectseven.com/extensions/index.htm
Scroll down to Floating Frame

Dan's iframe extension suite does much more than just creating an iframe -
I've used it and can recommend it w/o hesitation:
www.fourlevel.com

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iframe - I've used it and can recommend it w/o hesitation:
www.fourlevel.com

This would be the aforementioned $20 extension, yes?

thats right its the same one, but its very good, im a novice and its easy, just what i like.

fornaven_efternaven wrote:

iframe - I've used it and can recommend it w/o hesitation:
www.fourlevel.com

This would be the aforementioned $20 extension, yes?

That'd be the one.

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Yeah, I've heard about iframe, didn't know it was safe to use it for most browsers. If you guys recomend it, I think it's worth to try.
Thank you-
Lee Bosh

LeeBosh wrote:

Yeah, I've heard about iframe, didn't know it was safe to use it for
most browsers. If you guys recomend it, I think it's worth to try.
Thank you-
Lee Bosh

Hi Lee,

To clarify, iframes are useful if you do not plan on supporting NN4 -
however, you can serve up alternate content to NN4, while all other v5+
browsers will see the content as you'd expect. Dan's iframe suite makes it
easy to serve up alternate content for NN4.

Your other options for what you're trying to acheive is a letterbox
frame-set which is compatible for nearly all browsers. Or you could use a
scrolling layer with DHTML to scroll the content - Dan's site also has an
extension to take care of that for you.

HTH's

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