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No matter what you do there are always differences between mac and pcdoing some things can make it better but it will never be perfect. You could also set a fixed position relative to the position of the other elements using css.
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No matter what you do there are always differences between mac and pcdoing some things can make it better but it will never be perfect. You could also set a fixed position relative to the position of the other elements using css.

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I've got the following problem. The link below shows fine in &nbsp;explorer and netscape on a Mac but on a pc the light orange bar on the left is just a few pixels off from the corner from the top orange bar. Does anybody know what might be the problem?<br />
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<a href="http://www.writeco.nl/try/Editors_Update%20folder/Editors_Update/index_def.html" rel="ugc">http://www.writeco.nl/try/Editors_Update%20folder/Editors_Update/index_def.html</a><br />
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I set the menubar with the script that you can find in the page.<br />
Thanks.
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I've got the following problem. The link below shows fine in  explorer and netscape on a Mac but on a pc the light orange bar on the left is just a few pixels off from the corner from the top orange bar. Does anybody know what might be the problem?

http://www.writeco.nl/try/Editors_Update%20folder/Editors_Update/index_def.html

I set the menubar with the script that you can find in the page.
Thanks.

It looks different on the pc than on my Mac

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