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Originally posted by Greg
The IFRAME tag is standardized by W3C and is supported by almost any recent browser, including Mozilla, Opera, and IE.
Incidentally, the first two actually support it better. And nobody cares about Netscape 4 .

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Originally posted by Jeremy_Mc
My main suggestion would be to make it effective as opposed to simple. As commented above, figure out the sections and make a basic layout. One thing you may want to look into is CSS which will make your layout and implementation much much easier. You can learn more about HTML + CSS at www.w3schools.org .
That's not to say you have to; if you're new to this whole web design deal, you can start with HTML 4.01 and not use any CSS. It's probably much easier to start off in this manner, and HTML is often more powerful.
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