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I have a datalist control that goes down for miles in the past iused scrollbars<br />
Here my site that showcases the scrollbars and datalist<br />
<a href="http://powerzsoftware.net/Status.aspx" rel="ugc">http://powerzsoftware.net/Status.aspx</a>&nbsp; That's all I wantand I can't for the life of me figure out how to get it back for my new pages Iknow that there's a js file that allows it to scroll but does anyone have a idea as to how to recreate this.Thanks EE
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I have a datalist control that goes down for miles in the past iused scrollbars
Here my site that showcases the scrollbars and datalist
http://powerzsoftware.net/Status.aspx  That's all I wantand I can't for the life of me figure out how to get it back for my new pages Iknow that there's a js file that allows it to scroll but does anyone have a idea as to how to recreate this.Thanks EE

I have a datalist control that goes down for miles in the past iused scrollbars

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