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    Linking scroll bars

    Is there a way to link the scroll bars between frames in a frameset situation?

    What I am trying to do is present a schedule for a Festival that will have 6 venues.

    I'd like to create one master page that lists time on the left column and venues across the top row. If I open two frames to that page, you can use the horizontal sliders to choose the venues you want to look at and the vertical slider to choose the time. It would be much nicer if there was only one slider for the time. If I could link the two vertical sliders, I could do that. (I would also like to open two small frames on the top that would show the names of the venues and not scroll off when you scroll down for the later times.)
    I'm trying to get an effect similar to Freeze Frames in Excel.

    Also, is there a way to open a page to a horizontal location? A NAME= will set it for a vertical positon. Can you do it to a horizonal position?
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    Is there a way to link the scroll bars between frames in a frameset situation?
    Try frameborder="0'? I think to make 2 adjacent scroolbars to look like there's only one is impossible, but I could be wrong.

    I'd like to create one master page that lists time on the left column and venues across the top row. If I open two frames to that page, you can use the horizontal sliders to choose the venues you want to look at and the vertical slider to choose the time. It would be much nicer if there was only one slider for the time. If I could link the two vertical sliders, I could do that. (I would also like to open two small frames on the top that would show the names of the venues and not scroll off when you scroll down for the later times.)
    I'm trying to get an effect similar to Freeze Frames in Excel.
    Freeze Frames? Try scrolling="no" and NORESIZE attribute present. I don't think you can control which scrollbars (between horizontal and vertical) to appear.
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    There wouldn't be two ajacent scroll bars, they would be seperated by the frame content???

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    I solved it.
    I'll transpose the table so that venues are rows and times are columns. I'll have enough screen space to see all venues for any particular time.

    The question of linking scroll bars is still a good one if anyone knows??

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