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17.4.3. Multiple Frames in One Link
Loading a new document from a hyperlink is a snap, even if you put the
new document into an alternative frame or window from its hyperlink
parent. Occasionally, though, you'll want to load documents into two
frames when the user clicks just one link. With a bit of trickery, you can
load two or more frames at once, provided they are arranged a certain
way in the browser window.
Consider this frame layout:
<frameset rows=2>
<frameset cols=2>
<frame name=A>
<frame name=B>
</frameset>
<frameset>
<frame name=C>
<frame name=D>
