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Problem:

HTML pages that belong in framesets are displayed alone if the visitor is referred to your site by a search engine. Search engines index the HTML pages that compose the frames of your frameset as standalone documents without frameset. When users find such pages and attempt to access your site through direct links to these out-of-context pages, the result is very bad: the page is orphaned without its navigation frame, and faceless without its banner frame. Layout which relies on frame dimensions suddenly overflows. The typical user's thin tolerance for bad web pages is used up before they read a word.

Solution:

Using FrameKeeper you will make all pages of your site that compose the frames of your frameset capable to automatically build the whole frameset around them any time they are tried to be opened not only from search engine results but in any other way without frameset (for example in the new window from right click menu, direct link from another site or e-mail and so on). With FrameKeeper your pages will be always framed!

Problem:

Visitor can not add framed pages to Favorites and he can not see URL of these pages as well. Only Frameset Page with initial frame sources will be bookmarked and only Frameset Page URL will be shown in the Address Bar of the browser.

Solution:

With FrameKeeper you can insert bookmark object (as link, image or button) directly into pages that compose the frames of your frameset, so visitor of your framed page will be able:
1. To see framed page address in the Status Bar of his browser when he put his mouse over the Bookmark object 2. To add this single page to his Favorites without Frameset. But if you improved your framed pages with Frameset autobuild feature, there is nothing to worry about - being opened from visitor's Favorites menu, your page will automatically builds whole Frameset around itself.

Problem:

Sometime visitors of framed sites experience problem with "History Back" Browser button. For example instead of sending visitor to previous framed page, "History Back" send him to the page preceded his entering to the Framed Site.

Solution:

Using FrameKeeper, you can improve your framed pages by adding History Back object (as link, image or button) directly into pages that compose the frames of your frameset. When you insert History Back object into your page visitor of your framed page will be able to go to previous framed page of your site. If you need, you can create History Forward object as well.

Problem:

Visitor can not print documents from framed pages, using “Print” command from Browser toolbar.

Solution:

Using FrameKeeper, you can improve your framed pages by adding Print object (as link, image or button) directly into pages that compose the frames of your frameset. When you insert Print object into your page visitor of your framed page will be able to print any document from this page.

But that is not all!
Using FrameKeeper you can properly create thirteen most common frameset types, already improved with frame-autobuild feature. As additional option, you can create I-Frame in any of your pages. I-Frame makes in your web page a special window where another web page will be shown. You don’t need any special knowledge in programming to use FrameKeeper – just specify your parameters and Code will be generated automatically!

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