Frame relay is sometimes confused with a leased line. However, a leased line is a dedicated line permanently connected between sites, and frame relay uses the telephone company's shared network on an as-needed basis. The same as document source but relating to a particular frame on a Web site. Frames A term used to describe a viewing and layout style of a World Wide Web site, it refers to the simultaneous loading of 2 or more Web pages at the same time within the same screen. Originally developed by Netscape and implemented in their Navigator 2.0 browser, today many other popular Web browsers support this feature.
Frames are in a web page that has multiple, independent sections to the single Web page.
Each frame is built as a separate HTML file but with one master file to identify each section. When a user requests a page with frames, several pages will be displayed as panes. Sites using frames may report one page request with several panes as multiple page requests. Most audit companies count only the master HTML page request and therefore can accurately report the page requests. The Agent products are designed to help you navigate around the world of Usenet.