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Is this problem expressed in Visual Studio or a browser? &nbsp;I write in VS2010 and haven't noticed this problem, but I don't use Master Pages...<br />
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If this is an IE issue, try turning on Compatibility View.
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Is this problem expressed in Visual Studio or a browser?  I write in VS2010 and haven't noticed this problem, but I don't use Master Pages...

If this is an IE issue, try turning on Compatibility View.

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Shift occurs in browser.. help
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If Internet Explorer, which one? &nbsp;If Internet Explorer, did you try my previous suggestion about Compatibility View?
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If Internet Explorer, which one?  If Internet Explorer, did you try my previous suggestion about Compatibility View?

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Go to Tools -&gt; Compatibility View and see if that fixes your problem. &nbsp;In any case, it's almost certainly a browser issue, not something wrong with your site. &nbsp;It would be easy to verify that by downloading a different browser.
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Go to Tools -> Compatibility View and see if that fixes your problem.  In any case, it's almost certainly a browser issue, not something wrong with your site.  It would be easy to verify that by downloading a different browser.

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thank you - &nbsp;Tools -&gt; Compatibility &nbsp; in VS2010 setting? &nbsp; or a Browser setting
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thank you -  Tools -> Compatibility   in VS2010 setting?   or a Browser setting

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The content on my .net asp VS 2010 master page shifts to the left on Windows 7 OS. &nbsp;Never had the shift with Windows XP?<br />
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Could someone please tell me how to fix this so no shift occurs on Windows 7 OS
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Expert:
The content on my .net asp VS 2010 master page shifts to the left on Windows 7 OS.  Never had the shift with Windows XP?

Could someone please tell me how to fix this so no shift occurs on Windows 7 OS

how to eliminate .net asp content shift caused by Windows 7

The successor to Active Server Pages, ASP.NET websites utilize the .NET framework to produce dynamic, data and content-driven web applications and services. ASP.NET code can be written using any .NET supported language. As of 2009, ASP.NET can also apply the Model-View-Controller (MVC) pattern to web applications