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Set the properties for an inline frame

Applies to: Microsoft Office FrontPage 2003

In Page view, at the bottom of the document window, click Design .
Select the inline frame you want to work with by moving the pointer to the top border of the inline frame until it changes to a left-pointing arrow , and then click.
On the Format menu, click Properties.
In the Inline Frame Properties dialog, set one or more of the following (if you don't want to use the default values):
- Name Type the name of your inline frame.
- Initial page Set or change the initial page (initial page: The page that is initially displayed in a frame when a site visitor browses to a frames page containing the frame. In FrontPage, you can assign the initial page to a frame in Page view.) of your inline frame.
- Title Type the title of the inline frame.
- Frame size Set the width or length of the frame in pixels (pixel: A single unit of measurement that your computer's display hardware uses to paint images on your screen. These units, which often appear as tiny dots, compose the pictures displayed by your screen.) or percentages.
- Margins Set the margins of the frame in pixels.
- Alignment Set the position for the inline frame on the page.
- Scrollbars Set your preferences for displaying scrollbars.
- Alternate text Type the text that you want the browser to show in the event that the browser does not support frames.
- Show border Select this check box if you want a border drawn around the inline frame.
  Note Click the Style button (if it is available) to access other options for formatting your frame by using cascading style sheets (CSS: A cascading style sheet is a document containing style information that can be referenced by multiple Web pages. Styles define appearance and formatting of content on Web pages and allow authors more control over how content is displayed in browsers.) as an inline style (inline style: A method of applying cascading style sheet properties and values to an element on a page, such as a table. You can use this method even if the page is not linked to an external style sheet or does not contain an embedded style sheet.).

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