<frame></frame>
frameborder   marginheight   marginwidth   name   noresize   scrolling   src   target

The <frame> tag is used to define the specific values of a frame within a frameset (See <frameset> for more information).

<frame frameborder="">

   Description
   The frameborder attribute is used to define the borders of the frame. A value of "0" makes the border invisible, and a value of "1" makes the border visible.
Code
   <frame frameborder=""></frame>

<frame marginheight="">

   Description
   The marginheight tag is used to force a margin height, in pixels, within the frame.
Code
   <frame marginheight="5"></frame>

<frame marginwidth="">

   Description
   The marginwidth tag is used to force a margin width, in pixels, within the frame.
Code
   <frame marginwidth="5"></frame>

<frame name="">

   Description
   The name attribute is used to identify a frame so that it can be targeted by a link in another document.
Code
   <frame name="FRAMENAME"></frame>

<frame noresize="">

   Description
   The noresize attribute is used to disallow resizing of the frame.
Code
   <frame noresize></frame>

<frame scolling="">

   Description
   The scrolling attribute is used to either allow or disallow scrolling within a frame. A "yes" value allows scrolling, a "no" value disallows it, and an "automatic" value only allows it if the frame size is larger than the user's browser window.
Code
   <frame scrolling="auto"></frame>

<frame src="">

   Description
   The src attribute is used to define the source html page that will be shown in the frame.
Code
   <frame src="FRAMESOURCE.HTM"></frame>

<frame target="">

   Description
   The target attribute is used to indicate a target page to go to upon on action in the frame.
Code
   <frame target="FRAMENAME.HTM"></frame>