This tutorial covers the frames version of Faces 2. There is also a no frames version .
Instructions are very similar for both versions, with major difference being only in the layout.
Finally, there is a newer version called Faces 3 that is done in Flash and the original Faces, now called Classic Faces These too are very similar to Faces 2, but offer different features and layout. If the browser you are currently using does not support frames then you will not be able to use Faces. You do not need frames to view this tutorial, but you will need them to play Faces. To start playing Faces 2, simply select Faces 2 from the menu bar that appears on most pages. If your browser does not support frames, then you will see a message that tells you need a frames compatible browser instead of the above screen.