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Meta tags on inside pages From Arie Allen Livshin on 06 June '98 Hello, I have several sites, which index.html just opens two frames, one is invisible (very small), and it plays a midi file which should sound while the user browses through the pages in the other frame. Is there a way to maintain midi playing without using frames? I would prefer visitors entering my sight at index.html, and hearing the music, but my sites are listed really lousy. now I have meta tags only in index.html. Should I put them in all pages? will it increase the possibility of users entering not from the main page? Thanks, Allen. BTW - you can see what I mean in the index.html file of the "http://www.go-out.com/alhambra". (I'm not promoting it using your list - it's in Israel anyway).

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Reply:	>Hello, >I have several sites, which index.html just opens two frames, >one is invisible (very small), and it plays a midi file which should sound while >the user browses through the pages in the other frame. >Is there a way to maintain midi playing without using frames? >I would prefer visitors entering my sight at index.html, and hearing the music, >but my sites are listed really lousy. >now I have meta tags only in index.html. >Should I put them in all pages? >will it increase the possibility of users entering not from the main page? >Thanks, Allen. >BTW - you can see what I mean in the index.html file of >the "http://www.go-out.com/alhambra". >(I'm not promoting it using your list - it's in Israel anyway).