Frames Tutorial
Here I will share the steps to making a simple 3 frame layout like below.

Step: 1

Open notepad: Start>Programs>Accessories>Notepad
Once you have opened it write menu in it. After you have done that go to File>save. Save it as menu.html.
Do the above for all pages so once you have finished you should have:
menu.html
main.html
right.html.
Note: make sure all 3 pages are saved under the one file such as mylayout.
Step: 2
Now we need to make a page so that all 3 frames come together like the frame above.
Open Notepad: Start>Programs>Accessories>Notepad
Copy and paste the following code into it:
Save this as index.html
Where it says "YOUR SITE NAME HERE" put the name of your website there.
Where it says "KEYWORDS OF WEBSITE GO HERE" put a few keywords there. Make sure you place keywords similar to the contents of your website.
Where it says "DESCRIPTION OF WEBSITE GOES HERE" Write a description of your website.
Frameset means: The number of rows your website has. This layout has 1 [the whole site put into one square]. so we would put 100%, this indicates the size of the Row.
Frameset cols means: The number of columns your website has. This layout has 3 [menu.html, main.html & right.html]. So we would put 40%,100%, 40%, this indicates the size of the columns.
These 2 are very important, they are the ones which make the pages come together.
Frame src: Is the location to where the frame will open as written above we would need to put menu.html, main.html, right.html
Name: This is what we will call the page so if you would like to target a link to a specific frame all you would need to put is:
Link here New means that it will open in a new window.
Scrolling: This indicates if you would like the frames to be scrollable, we have put "yes".
Finished!
Now open the file to which you saved all 4 pages open and double click on your index.html page, you should see a layout similar to the image above.
The next step is creating a website, please look at my other tutorials to get an idea of how to place links, backgrounds, marquees, textareas etc.
Part 2 of this tutorial will be coming soon.