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Attempting to view HTML files created with the ODS FRAME= option
generates a Netscape warning. The reason is that Netscape is not able to
locate the HTML files that are created from the ODS BODY=, CONTENTS= and
PAGE= options to populate the frame. These files are used in the SRC=
HTML attribute which are not handled correctly by Netscape. Netscape
tries to interpret it as a file relative to to the current directory.
For instance, if the HTML file created with the ODS BODY= option is
'C:\sas\cont.htm', Netscape will look for the file 'C:\sas\C:\sas.htm'
which is invalid.

The workaround is to use the PATH= option to give a folder to store all
ODS output. Simple file names are used for the HTML files created.

For example:

  ods html  path='C:\sas'(url=none)
     frame='frame.htm'
      body='bod.htm'
  contents='cont.html';

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