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What is an FRAMES file? File created by xScope, a program used for creating user interface mockups for mobile apps; saves a collection of frames, which specify outlines areas on a user interface view; allows designers to save the sizing and placement locations of design elements.

More Information You can save FRAMES files by choosing Frames → Save Frames As... in xScope. To load frames, choose Frames → Open Frames... .

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What is an FRAMES file?

File created by xScope, a program used for creating user interface mockups for mobile apps; saves a collection of frames, which specify outlines areas on a user interface view; allows designers to save the sizing and placement locations of design elements.

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You can save FRAMES files by choosing Frames → Save Frames As... in xScope. To load frames, choose Frames → Open Frames... .

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Updated: April 26, 2013

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What is an FRAMES file?↓
File created by xScope, a program used for creating user interface mockups for mobile apps; saves a collection of frames, which specify outlines areas on a user interface view; allows designers to save the sizing and placement locations of design elements.

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