hi pynkbubbles,
don't apologise for asking questions and wanting help - that's what we are here for
a site i found useful when i wanted to learn about frames is
http://www.gettingstarted.net/
(you will find the frames guide under the advanced section.) you can also learn the simpler parts of html here - all the tutorials are kept nice and simple with the newbie in mind
the reason why frames may be a good idea for your nav bar is that you want the nav bar to remain the same and be on every page. if you use frames on your site, the nav menu can load once in one frame and stay there all the time, while the rest of your site can load in the other frame(s). so you just make your graphics and load the nav bar once into a frame.
you probably don't follow some of this and it won't become clear until you have messed around a bit with frames. feel free to ask as many questions as you like here. as the saying goes the only stupid question is the one you don't ask (or something like that anyway!)
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well thanks Jalouda. However Ian deserves the kudos on tis one. After all, he's the one that hooked us up with that, and most of the other online tools on the site. 
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