They are the same I believe. asp.Net is a server side programming technique. It is not a replacement for HTML. Any aspx page that you make is in essence to the client a HTML with javascript page. Make your frames exactly as you would in HTML within the frameset set the frames to load your .Net pages.
I would point out one issue that I had. I tried creating a frameset in an aspx page (created as an aspx page) and I was getting all kinds of problems - primarily the page would not display. So I added a frameset item then in my windows explorer changed the extension. Since then I have not had a problem with it.
I do not know if this is a common problem, maybe I just did something wrong LOL
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