Attribute for <IFRAME ...>
SCROLLING =YES |NO |AUTO

Usage Recommendation
Don't use it.

SCROLLING indicates if there should be scroll bars in the frame. YES forces the frame to have a scroll bar, even if one isn't needed, NO forces the frame to not have a scroll bar, even if one isn't needed. AUTO (the default) indicates that the browser should decide for itself.

this code	produces this
<IFRAME SRC="iframescrollyes.html" WIDTH=250 HEIGHT=150 SCROLLING=YES > <A HREF="iframescrollyes.html">A link to the page</A> </IFRAME>
<IFRAME SRC="iframescrollno.html" WIDTH=250 HEIGHT=150 SCROLLING=NO > <A HREF="iframescrollno.html">A link to the page</A> </IFRAME>
<IFRAME SRC="iframescrollauto.html" WIDTH=250 HEIGHT=150 SCROLLING=AUTO > <A HREF="iframescrollauto.html">A link to the page</A> </IFRAME>
<IFRAME SRC="iframescrollauto.html" WIDTH=250 HEIGHT=150 > <A HREF="iframescrollauto.html">A link to the page</A> </IFRAME>		(not using SCROLLING at all is the same as AUTO)

As with so many issues in HTML, it's best to trust the browser. AUTO is the "trust the browser" choice, and because it's the default just leave the whole attribute out.

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