> I found that if I didn't actually INCLUDE the attribute, by default
> the NS browser added a size one to it, even though the attribute was
> not even in the tag .... so beware, you have to have it in there for
> NS and assign to 0.

For me it works the other way.  In NN4.7x, if you don't include the 
border attribute, it *doesn't* include it.  I seem to remember that it 
worked in the way that you describe for NN3 but not in NN4.x. 

Raj. 

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