This page is updated weekly. Look here for computer tips, Web site reviews, and the latest news from Starpower, The Live Wire of Communications. First, some background. Not every Web page is the same. A frame is essentially a Web page within a Web page, a smaller document within a larger document.
Frames divide the Web browser window into multiple, scrollable regions.
If a Web page has just one scroll bar on the right hand side of the window, and the entire content of that window slides up and down with the bar, the site is not using frames. However, if there are two more scroll bars in the window, and the material on one side stays still, while the data in the other scrolls up and down, you are looking at a Web site with frames. This means that you can print those frames individually, one after the other, or all together. Click on the File menu, and then click Print . To print the entire Web page, open it, click the File menu, and then click Print .