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Date Posted: 02:36:06 05/21/04 Fri
Author: Dy
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In reply to: Riley 's message, "Need some html help." on 10:18:24 05/20/04 Thu

Hm. I don't really understand much html, but I don't use the actual cells themselves for the scrolling because they're more suspectable to changing in size, like you've indicated. I usually have something like:

<*span style="filter: chroma(color=FFFFFF); width:242px; height:92px; overflow:auto; border:none; color:none;"><*p align=left>

inside the cell itself. So like:
<*td valign=top><*span style="filter: chroma(color=FFFFFF); width:242px; height:92px; overflow:auto; border:none; color:none;"><*p align=left>

Without the *. But you know that already, of course :) Does that make sense? Hopefully.

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