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Yes Thanks! - As I said my back button works - I just thought the same form of statement could be used to do the home page reload. The direct A href statement works - I just have to use a "Form" to make a Home button - copy it and use it as the gif button - seemed kind of like cheating. ;-)

PS: I'm cheating anyway - I'm a jscript/cgi/.net newbie just trying to make a few things work! At least with straight html I don't have to cover instances where java is not enabled! ;-)

Perhaps a better question is, why would your frameset page ever be loaded inside a frame? You might just want to fix that page so that it forces itself into the _top window when loaded.

There are a lot of ways to do this. None are particularly elegant. One method is to use the "onLoad" event on the body tag. It has been a while. Seems like it goes something like this (my javascript might be a bit rusty here)

<body onLoad="if (self != top) { window.open('/index.html','_top','') }">

That will prevent your frameset document from being "framed". Note, change the 'index.html' in the window.open to whatever the document is that contains your frameset.