I just saw your homepage and got a few javascript errors while loading. ;P "Good morning is a contradiction of terms." -Garfield

Hi, What browsers are you using to render the HTML? Also, are you setting the class at the table level or the cell level. I don't seem to have any problems using IE6. Can you post the HTML of the table + defined CSS that you are using. Cheers, Andy

Theres also this way <title><%=Title%></title> protected string Title { get{ return = "My Title" } }

Josh, I am unfamiliar with the rest of the code...so please take this with the appropriate grain of salt. It looks like you want your method (ConfigeContextMenu) to handle the Popup event on MyBase (a ContextMenu?) In C# you do would something like: MyBase.Popup+=new EventHandler(ConfigContextMenu); Bill

Josh Koppang wrote: The problem that I have is dsplaying our page instead of their homepage. How would I intercept this? Would I have to write a pseudo HTTP server? Your best bet is to use a proxy server in transparent mode (like Squid or ISA Server). This will ensure the person HAS to go via this server regardless of there personal settings. Now, I dont know how to set it up on either of the 2, but it should not be too difficult :) Hope this helps :) Before you criticize a man, walk a mile in his shoes. That way, when you do criticize him, you'll be a mile away and have his shoes.

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I feel very honored.... :-O :-O

I think the problem is that you want the desktop update for Windows NT. That is what gives you the "active desktop" capabilities included in later versions of Windows. As far as I know, you have to install IE4 with the desktop update option, and then upgrade to IE6. IE4 was the only version that actually included the update libraries needed for the additional functionality that you are used to. My suggested operating system installation path for you would be: - NT4 - IE4 - IE6 - SP6a -- Paul "I drank... WHAT?"

DAMN, I misread the article. Again! Sorry buddy X|

F5 will refresh the current browser page. Ctrl-F5 will refresh the page [and ignores the browser cache while it does that]. For an ASP page both behave same unless you are going through a caching proxy. Nish Sonork ID 100.9786 voidmain www.busterboy.org If you don't find me on CP, I'll be at Bob's HungOut

Thanks, I guess I have to ask them and hope they know Josh Koppang