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<H1 ALIGN = "CENTER"> Example of double spread containing inline frames
                 </H1>
                 <iframe src = "Frame1.html" Title = "iframe Example"> </iframe>

                 <iframe src = "Frame2.html" Title = iframe Example"> </iframe>
                 </BODY>
                 </HTML>
























                           FORMS IN HTML


                 HTML forms are used to collect information from the site visitors. Different types of forms can be
                 created in HTML like sign up/register, application form, feedback form, query from, etc. The three
                 important components of a form in HTML are: a <FORM> tag, the input controls and buttons.
                 The <FORM> tag is used to define a form in an HTML document. It is placed within the <BODY>

                 tag. While designing and building a form, we use different input elements that allow site visitors
                 to type or select information. These elements can include text fields, radio buttons, checkboxes,
                 etc. All forms must include a Submit button. When the site visitor fills in the information, then,
                 it should be sent to the webserver for processing after the Submit button is clicked.


                 CREATING FORMS

                 The syntax for creating a form in HTML is:
                 <FORM NAME = "Name of the form” ACTION = "Script URL" METHOD = "GET/POST">

                 ...(Input Elements)

                 </FORM>
                   ACTION: This attribute  specifies  what action should  be  taken  once  the  SUBMIT  button  is
                   clicked by the user. The Script URL specifies the location where the data collected by the form is
                   submitted. It also produces a response in return.

                   METHOD: This attribute specifies what will happen when the form is submitted. Two values can
                   be assigned to the METHOD attribute, Get and Post.





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