Safari won't display Microsoft Outlook WebAccess pages correctly

Hi,
The scroll bars are all messed up when displaying MS outlook webaccess pages. It works fine in firefox, is there any solution to this.
Also my companies SAP portal pages have the same issue.
What gives with Safari....
Mark.

post a screenshotof it, upload it to an image hosting place such as photobucket or imageshack.us
because i think i might know what your talking about and want to see if its the same issue i experience with various sites.
safari itself is NOT up to standard and apple developers are aware of this, their color renderings, font display and website coding/rendering are a tad behind wiht the new current of browser standards.
might also try the webkits available to see if that resolves the issue.

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