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4/18/2007 1:55 PM
 
How do I configure the Edit Control to be the same size as the View Control? I've created a custom module that you select a user in the view control and it takes you to the edit control. It was sized perfectly in my develpment enviroment to fit my form in 04.03.04, but when I upgraded my web site to 04.05.01 and uploded the module...it's sized wrong and I can't find any way to change it. Unless I can change the edit control width, I'll be forced to either split my module into two seperate modules or move the form in the edit control to the to the view control. Either way forces me to do some heavy editing.

 
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