Horizontal Scroll Bar not displaying

Hi,
We have a page with many recursive tables for alignment.
We have a lot of graphs displayed horizontally, so that we need to scroll the page horizontally.
We happened to change the layout and suddenly we are missing the horizontal scroll bar !!
We could not scroll to see the hidden page details.
This happens only in IE6, IE7. Firefox, Mozilla displays it with horizontal bars
Does anybody knows as what the problem could be ??
- Mohan

Horizontal Scrollbar in base window... has nothing to do with Framework, its a browser feature and should appear automatically. I m still wondering what must have caused in ur cause.Can u upload the page screenshot on any pic website, would like to have a look !
There is CSS work around for this but it would be difficult to inject it in a OAF page!Anyways upload the screenshot.
--Mukul

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