Disappearing column

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Sandra

I have 3 columns. The middle is thin and contains a
vertical line to separate the other 2 columns. On some of
my pages, in preview mode or when viewing in the browser,
this line does not appear. Where did it go? I can see it
in normal view.
 
You must have some content in the cell, either 2 spaces or a small
transparent GIF image.

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-----Original Message-----
I have 3 columns. The middle is thin and contains a
vertical line to separate the other 2 columns. On some
of my pages, in preview mode or when viewing in the
browser, this line does not appear. Where did it go?
I can see it in normal view.

How did you make this line?

If it's a very small, solid-color picture file that
you've stretched, you may have encountered an IE bug that
intermittently fails to display small pictures in HTML
tables. To work around this, either create the line some
other way, or preload the picture file.

To preload the picture file, add a script such as the
following to your <head> section.

<script language="JavaScript">
var blkdot = new Image() ; blkdot.src = "blkdot.gif";
</script>

where blkdot.gif is the name of your small picture file.

Jim Buyens
Microsoft FrontPage MVP
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