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need a frames expert

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I know people hate frames. However, this web page that I'm working on is in frames.

This is a code example in an html page of mine:

<FORM ACTION="../resume/FMPro" METHOD=POST target=b>

<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="-DB" VALUE="coulogin.fp5">

<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="-format" VALUE="resumeopt.htm">

</FORM>

As you can see at the top of the code, target=b which means the web page "resumeopt.htm" will be sent to frame b.

My question is: When I click on the "submit" button on the web page to submit the form and do the operation above, can I make two different web pages come up on two different frames - frame "a" and frame "b"? Have two actions for one click? This is what I'd like to happen if i could magically code it:

<FORM ACTION="../resume/FMPro" METHOD=POST target=a, b>

<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="-DB" VALUE="coulogin.fp5">

<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="-format" VALUE="resumeopt.htm",

"secondpage.htm">

</FORM>

Any wisdom?

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