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Hey thanks, I added in the width etc...does it look ok on your screen now?
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Hey thanks, I added in the width etc...does it look ok on your screen now?

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I am not sure where to disable the smartload script either
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I am not sure where to disable the smartload script either

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Hi There, <br />
ON this page here<br />
<a href="http://www.etiwanda.com.au/White-Dorper-Sires-in-Use/admin.html" rel="ugc">http://www.etiwanda.com.au/White-Dorper-Sires-in-Use/admin.html</a>&nbsp;<br />
You will see some images that are showing up. <br />
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In IE some are TINY and I can't sort out why.<br />
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Can someone help me fix this?<br />
Thanks
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Hi There, 
ON this page here
http://www.etiwanda.com.au/White-Dorper-Sires-in-Use/admin.html 
You will see some images that are showing up. 

In IE some are TINY and I can't sort out why.

Can someone help me fix this?
Thanks

My images are showing up TINY in IE..can someone help me fix it?

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