I know this sounds obvious, but... have you checked the Text Size you are using on your own browser? (in the "View"/"Text Size"... menu in IE) It sounds as though your own browser is set to Text Size "Large" or "Larger". Another possible cause... are you using a non-standard font, which may be installed on your own system, but not on anyone else's? The font could be being substituted for one that displays "smaller" given the same font size. Hope this helps! -- JON -- Good Fast Cheap... (Pick two, you can't have all three!)

G'day.... One (simple) way is to use the JavaScript "setTimeout()" function. Eg: timeDelay = 30; // Time of delay before refresh in seconds. myTimer = setTimeout( "refreshThisPage();" , (timeDelay * 1000) ); function refreshThisPage() { document.location.replace("www.MyURL.com"); } Hope this helps!;) -- JON -- Good Fast Cheap... (Pick two, you can't have all three!)

Hi, I've just replied to another post regarding a similar problem, but if you're working on a browser-based application and want to control Back & Forward, I have found that the simplest and most effective solution is to have your application launch itself in a browser configured with no toolbar buttons or menus - eliminating the User's ability to go back and forward whenever they choose. This have saved me from lots of headaches with the same problem on many projects in the past, and it even gives you more space for your gorgeous pages! You will also need to capture keypresses & mouseclicks to prevent keyboard shortcuts and the buttons on some mice from performing the same action. Regards, Jon.;P

I don't know a way of writing to the browsers history, or preventing the use of the browser's Back and Forward buttons (apart from launching your site in a browser configured with no button bar), but... You could circumvent this problem by: Instead of submitting the form, copy the values to a form in a hidden frame and submit that instead, or... Replace standard navigation by use of the Javascript "location.replace();" function, which permits multiple pages to be loaded, without adding them to the browser's history. Hope this helps, Jon.;)