With so many new features, Adobe has done a remarkable job of preserving the simplicity of PageMill's interface. Everything works the way you'd expect. To insert a table, you click on Insert Table and drag out the number of rows and columns desired. You can resize the table and the row widths by dragging. You can even create a table in Excel, copy it to the clipboard and paste it into PageMill for a perfectly formatted table.
Frames are equally intuitive.
You create a holder for frames, called a frameset, and put the HTML document inside it. You can determine what frame a link opens in by clicking and holding on a link's source. You can further divide a frame by selecting Split Horizontally or Split Vertically. The attributes inspector lets you control the frame's behavior, such as scroll bars and resizability. If you've procrastinated incorporating frames because they are notoriously difficult and time-consuming, PageMill 2 will change that.