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Ramsus
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Try specifying the height of the table in pixels with CSS. I.e. <table style="height: 400px; width: 400px; overflow: auto;" >

If that doesn't work in IE, you can also consider using a div element or forcing the height with small image (say 1px wide, 400px tall) inside a cell in the table.
DarkSlaya
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That'd be a fixed height.

But knowing both would help.
Ramsus
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What exactly did you have in mind with the height? A fixed height? A minimum height?
DarkSlaya
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As you may know, IE is a bitch when it comes to rendering a table's height in a web page.

I know there's away to make it so it works in IE (and other browsers), but I can't remember.

can I have some help on this one?
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