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I have written and published some pages using the asp.net Wizard Control.<br />
I have tested in a number of environments and everything looks great.<br />
My client however, is on a laptop, with Vista, Office 2007, and IE 8 and the page does not display correctly. It gets SOOOO wide that she has to scroll and scroll to the right to see everything. It is like 2x the size as it should be.<br />
Everyone in her office has same laptop and they all have this problem.<br />
Any ideas?
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I have written and published some pages using the asp.net Wizard Control.
I have tested in a number of environments and everything looks great.
My client however, is on a laptop, with Vista, Office 2007, and IE 8 and the page does not display correctly. It gets SOOOO wide that she has to scroll and scroll to the right to see everything. It is like 2x the size as it should be.
Everyone in her office has same laptop and they all have this problem.
Any ideas?

asp.net wizard control displays incorrectly

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