Not exactly. If one of the frames is another hta, it asks "Open or download". I tried iframes, but I am having the same problem. Microsofts web site implies that if you use "special attribute on the <FRAME> or <IFRAME> tag that is unique to HTAs. By specifying TRUSTED=YES, the HTA infers all of its privileges upon the content it navigates into the frame. " But it doesn't say how to use this "special attribute".
I see. It works fine if the frames are .htm but I got the same result as you if a frame is .hta. Have you tried adding the hta files filespec as a trusted site in security settings?
If you use the master frame as a .hta, and change the dynamic frames to .htm (even though they are .hta's) and insert the application="yes" in the tag for the .htm's they will function as .hta's within the frame evironment.
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