Problem In Placing Components

hi this is anandkumar from india now i am working with Java studio creator 2 update 1. I am facing probelms with placing the components because when i place the components in the design view they look fine but when i will run that page the components width will be sometimes go small and there will be allignment problem between the compenents even though i have alligned all the components correctly in the design view. If any body helps me to come out of this problem i am really thankful to them.
Regards
Anandkumar

Hi Anand,
I too faced a similar issue. The work around I did was to place all my components in a[b] table and after that the look n feel in the Design View matched the same in my browser.
Hope this helps :)
Let me know, if your still facing any issues with positioning components.
Good Luck
Anil Mahadev
http://anilm001.myfreewebs.net/index2.php
Java Studio Enterprise and Creator User
Bangalore
INDIA

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