Does Interaction Scripter support frames?

Interaction Scripter does not directly support frames.  Frames can be used, so long as functions in child frame windows call objects and functions in the top-level window.  Scripter only recognizes objects and functions in the top-level window.  These objects and functions in the top-level window must call down through the object model to the child windows.  This requires a working knowledge of the well-documented Internet Explorer Document Object Model, and is entirely the responsibility of the end user.

If frames are used, script developers should give each frame a name using the name attribute of the frame or iframe element. This allows Interaction Scripter to identify events that are specific to the frames, which can result in improved performance.