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Jul 23, 2005

Don't know if this is the right place to post this JavaScript issue. If not, could someone point me in the right direction please.

I am trying to make a "cross browser compliant" floating iFrame. Not real fancy, just load, resize and move.

But, I do not have the browsers, OSs and different machines (like Mac) to test the code on.
So I need some help to see where this basic example of works and does not
work. That is, some help testing and correcting it if possible.

So far, I know it works on these: IE6 Win98, IE6 Win2000Pro, Netscape 7 Win200Pro, FireFox XP Home & XP Pro and IE6 XP Pro. But what about, PC IE5, IE5.5, Opera, and Mac (all), as well as others I've omitted.

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