The first link above has a long numerical part in the URL that could be subject to change again. The second link includes arguments to the Active Server Page making it possibly even more transient.
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It looks like this site has changed from a ColdFusion Markup File to a Google AdSense site. I searched the new table of contents at:
http://www.kidsandcomputers.com/SiteToc.html I think the main page may have been (before it became an add site):
http://www.kidsandcomputers.com/mainpb.htm The change to an AdSense site means you have to scroll down a lot because the first screen of every page is now ads except the first heading.
Digital Information - What is digital information and binary code?, from Intel's education site.
550 /sem2prac.htm: No such file or directory
A web surfer can get to: ftp://webpages.charter.net/ The URL encodes a user and password into it in a way that a web surfer can easily find. Once there I saw filenames like your current site but with no dates newer than 10/15/2010.
I was amused with: MikeMurakami_webpage.html The
index_temp.html page causes a "530 Sorry, you may not connect more than three times" error.
On the
MrM2Redir.htm page, I saw: "Please Note...as of Mar. 2, 2010 Mr M's Homepage is experiencing technical difficulties." I think I remember a call from you at that time when I was in Cabo San Lucas Mexico.
The pdf at: http://www.playscripts.com/plays/mothergoosed.pdf starts with two pages of copyright information and rules. Although it may not be a copywright violation to link to this page I believe it would be to print it.
The pdf ends with a notice that it is not the full play and another reference to copyright infringement.
It may be better to link to the following:
The second link includes a link to the pdf but labled as a sample. It also includes a summary of the play but is mainly a page where you can order a copy of the script in multiple forms and pay for performances.
Mr. M's Website - loaded into the full, original window (thus canceling all other frames).
Mr. M uses the "_blank" target option in the reference anchors ("a href" tags) on his links page so that links are displayed in a new window (or within a new tab for browsers that support this based on their configuration). I think he should have a first link to his main page (frames) that uses the "_top" target option so that if the links page is loaded outside his frameset, a surfer can get to his main site.
Using the a frameset example link when already in a frameset will cause nested instances of the frameset. Using the Mr. M's Website link will result in all frames being cancelled.
I have used frames and they have their place but keeping track of how to control the links can be tedious.