Thanks tye! I see what you mean about the whitespace when I read the node as well. Well IE is full of strangeness, but I find I have some problems with Opera and Netscape so generally I am stuck with IE on this machine because that is what my clientrs want me to use for checking the work I do for them.

Mozilla on my Linux box appears to be much saner environment, but sadly I cannot get clients to move! What they haven't woken up to yet is that all the apps I write for them are all cross platform! I generally use Perl/Tk for stand-alone stuff and of course all my Web Apps are running on Linux anyway.

Thanks for the advice, for whatever reason it is working fine now!

John jdtoronto

In reply to Re: Re: Viewing SOPW - I have a problem! (IE bug) by jdtoronto
in thread Viewing SOPW - I have a problem! by jdtoronto

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