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Annoying IE 7 Display problem

Hello,

I am having an annoying issue with Internet Explorer Period. My website shows perfectly on all other browsers except for IE. Any suggestions/ideas will be appreciated. Basically the problem is that on the top of the screen there is a little bit of space which is not supposed to be there. That is causing the layout to look messed up. You can see what I am talking about at <removed>. I have tried everything to get it to display properly and now it has come to the point that i have smashed my keyboard. Please help guys!

EasyJizz
Apr 18 '10 #1
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Nevermind, I figured it out.
Apr 18 '10 #2

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