Active Session Management adds space border around Template

Hi,  Does anyone know why flagging the template attribute "Active Session Mgmnt" adds a border around the template?  We designed our dashboard to exactly fit into 1024X768 and when we added active session management it is adding a border of space around our template when presented in the web...
Any ideas?  Thanks!

Hi Kenneth,
take a look into the source and you will see, that the webpage has been inserted into a html-frame.
Managing the pages in frames is necessary releasing the connections to the server, since if you leaves the page b.e via link a JavaScript-Call is been processed.
If you want to omit these handling, but you want to use the functionality of the resource-release-management, copy the JavaScript-Function into yur source, switch off the "Active Session Management" and try calling the function by an onunload in the <body>-tag....
... or (more simple) switch off displaying the frames in the IE.
    Ralf

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