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Try resetting the web setting in IE8 back to default, and see if that makes a difference. &nbsp;If not, try using firefox....is it the same story?
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Try resetting the web setting in IE8 back to default, and see if that makes a difference.  If not, try using firefox....is it the same story?

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I'll try it tonight and let you know.. thanks
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I'll try it tonight and let you know.. thanks

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You could try toggling the Compatibility View as well which changes rendering between IE8 and IE7 compliance. 
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You could try toggling the Compatibility View as well which changes rendering between IE8 and IE7 compliance.

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thanks for everyone's help but nothing helped except reinstalling Internet Ex 8
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thanks for everyone's help but nothing helped except reinstalling Internet Ex 8

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I use an online form to enter my work. &nbsp; All of my computers are running xp pro service pak 3. &nbsp; <br />
When i go on my laptop with internet explorer 8 &nbsp;... &nbsp;the Form &nbsp;has columns that don't appear alligned. &nbsp; On every other machine with Windows XP Pro SP 3 and IE 8 &nbsp;the columns are fine. &nbsp;Is there a setting In IE 8 that might adjust this? &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Just can't figure out what the difference is. &nbsp;
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I use an online form to enter my work.   All of my computers are running xp pro service pak 3.   
When i go on my laptop with internet explorer 8  ...  the Form  has columns that don't appear alligned.   On every other machine with Windows XP Pro SP 3 and IE 8  the columns are fine.  Is there a setting In IE 8 that might adjust this?      Just can't figure out what the difference is.  

Internet Explorer 8 Format

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