Hi,<BR>I've just started trying to port some of my webpages from asp to asp.net and I've run into a problem. I have a menu that is included into every page and is positioned using stylesheets and this has worked fine on my asp pages (as well as just plain html pages). But now I've tried to port it over to asp.net and I find that while it looks just the same in IE and Netscape 6+, in Netscape 4.7 all my text is turning into little boxes. When the page first comes up the text of my menu has been replaced with boxes, but the rest of the page is fine. If I cover up the netscape window by focusing on another window (eg IE) and then go back to the netscape window all the text has now turned to boxes. I think it's some kind of problem with the character set, but changing it in netscape doesn't solve the problem. Does anybody have any ideas about this?<BR>Thankswithout seeing any demo pages it's probably a problem with the stylesheet settings. Have you used the new mozilla browser to check your site. go to mozillazine.org and grab it. Mozilla is a much more CSS complaint browser then IE. IE is way to lenient in it's CSS compliancy.I tried Mozilla and it doesn't seem to have a problem with the page, it's only Netscape 4 that has a problem. It's actually very similar to a problem I had when I was trying to change the character set on my pages so that I could find a method of using Greek letters on my pages that would work will all browsers. I eventually gave up on that one 
<BR>Here is the URL for the one, as yet incomplete, asp.net page I was working on:<BR>http://www.chem.pitt.edu/link/links.aspxI think the problem must be with the way asp.net is sending out the pages because if I simply save the source from the page as .html I can load it into Netscape 4 with no problems. Does asp.net send out pages with a different character set encoding? Has anybody else seen this problem?<BR>I absolutely can't use asp.net if it won't work with Netscape 4.x I still have 18% of visitors using Netscape 4 <BR>
<BR>Here is the URL for the one, as yet incomplete, asp.net page I was working on:<BR>http://www.chem.pitt.edu/link/links.aspxI think the problem must be with the way asp.net is sending out the pages because if I simply save the source from the page as .html I can load it into Netscape 4 with no problems. Does asp.net send out pages with a different character set encoding? Has anybody else seen this problem?<BR>I absolutely can't use asp.net if it won't work with Netscape 4.x I still have 18% of visitors using Netscape 4 <BR>