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I use Opera [opera.com] for such work. You can get frames adresses in 2 clicks and you can also enable/disable JavaScript in 2 clicks only. A big time saver!
Make sure to download version 6.05 [opera.com] since version 7 is still in beta testing.
// Double-click the file and answer the prompt.
// Written by Dan Rollins
//
oShell= new ActiveXObject(
"WScript.Shell")
var DISABLE= 3, ENABLE= 0;
var nRet= oShell.Popup(
"Do you want Scripting?\n"+
"Yes to Enable, No to "+
"Disable", 0, "Enable/"+
"Disable IE5 Active "+
"Scripting", 35
);
if (nRet==2) // 2 is Cancel
WScript.Application.Quit();
if (nRet==6) // 6 is Yes
nNewVal= ENABLE;
if (nRet==7) // 7 is No
nNewVal= DISABLE;
sName=
"HKCU\\Software\\Microsoft"+
"\\Windows\\CurrentVersion"+
"\\Internet Settings"+
"\\Zones\\3\\1400"
oShell.RegWrite( sName,
nNewVal,"REG_DWORD" );
Created shortcut on my 'Start' button, run it and start new browser session to take effect....
I'm using IE5.5
GeorgeGG