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top.setFrame("help.html","mainDisplay");
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function setFrame(relativeURL,frameName) {
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var actualURL = top.baseURL + relativeURL;
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top.frames[frameName].location.href =
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}
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top refers to the top-level window in a frameset document. It has a property called frames, which is an array labeled by integers or by name as in <frame> name="frameName" </frame> tag
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Setting a URL into the location.href property of a frame loads that page into the given frame
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Use this.actualURL to distinguish local variable actualURL from a global variable of the same name
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Put these functions in <head> </head> container to ensure they are loaded before anything else
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