If your wanting something like a slideshow of pics try the JavaScript forum.
Hope it helps, Death
Sorry I wasn't very clear before. I'll try and rephrase it.
As you know Power Point Presentations can move to the next page after a number of seconds. To do this with HTML I used
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<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="60; url=nextpage.htm">
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So that after 60 seconds the page refreshes to the next URL.
However, the layout of my page is such that there is a div of tabs(links) and an iFrame. All the links target to "frame", which is the iFrame. So the corresponding pages open in the iFrame below the links.
The only problem is that with the META refresh is that it refreshes the entire page and thus targets the parent window, rendering the links and iFrame pointless.
Is there any way in HTML to still have/use the 'META refresh' facility but have the next page appear in the iFrame rather than the parent window? Or am I looking for scripting to do that?
Hope that is more clear.
Thanks again,
Sam