Frames: A technique created by Netscape used to display multiple smaller pages on a single display. This web design technique allows for consistent site navigation, but makes it hard to deep link at relevant content. Given the popularity of server side includes, content management systems, and dynamic languages there really is no legitimate reason to use frames to build a content site today.

 

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Suffixes To Nema Frames: Letter suffixes sometimes follow the NEMA frame size. Some of these suffixes, according to NEMA standards, have the following meanings