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Question for ASP.NET/Mozilla Users...or anyone...

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Jul 14th, 2003
I am dabbling in ASP.NET, and since I have switched to Mozilla Browser I have had coding problems. Partly because I know IE will load and display a page whether there are errors or not sometimes.

Anyhow, when I use something simple like this in ASP.NET, it is not displayed in Mozilla.

<asp:label BackColor="#000000" ForeColor="#FFFFFF" ID="lblHeader" runat="server" Text="Login Page" ToolTip="Welcome balh blah" width="100%" height="25px"></asp:label>

Any thoughts as too why? Mozilla renders based on Navigator HTML coding? Resolution?
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