>I have a situation I have observed recently caused by the rendering in IE. This relates with the inclusion of a table which has a 100% property.
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>If you take a look at this page in IE, you will see that the table of the list of applications pushes the right side by several pixels.
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>http://www.levelextreme.com/List.aspx?Session=436B30366B7A777A564A493D2046676E3674714E79756E6B3231366A684171324E4C513D3D
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>However, if you load the same page in Firefox, there is no problem.
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>This is related to the use of the 100% I use to have the table to take the maximum space in the content area. So far, in order to solve this problem, I had to force a fix width of the table. But, this is not what I want. As, if I change the site layout by a few pixels, I would have to adjust the fixed width back later. I need to preserve the 100% in there. I haven't been able to figure out why IE reacts like this and what can I do to avoid it.

That page looks fine to me in both IE and Firefox. Not *exactly* the same - but that doesn't mean one is right and other is wrong. I don't know what you want to appear differently in the IE page ?