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All I get is the login page.
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i think it works now...had to allow no login
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i think it works now...had to allow no login

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I guess this is a common problem, getting things to work in IE. &nbsp; i have a page that works fine in FF, but in IE it is not lining up. &nbsp;<br />
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If you go to <br />
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<a href="http://www.nethealthinc.com/aad_dev/new2/Patient_add_qrs.aspx" rel="ugc">http://www.nethealthinc.com/aad_dev/new2/Patient_add_qrs.aspx</a><br />
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you can see that it looks good in FF, but in IE 8, the right border of many of the items sticks out beyond where it should. &nbsp;Looks like perhaps a padding issue, but I'm not sure. &nbsp;Any pointers in the right direction would be appreciated. &nbsp;
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I guess this is a common problem, getting things to work in IE.   i have a page that works fine in FF, but in IE it is not lining up.  

If you go to 

http://www.nethealthinc.com/aad_dev/new2/Patient_add_qrs.aspx

you can see that it looks good in FF, but in IE 8, the right border of many of the items sticks out beyond where it should.  Looks like perhaps a padding issue, but I'm not sure.  Any pointers in the right direction would be appreciated.  

CSS not lining up in IE 8

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