> I am using a fckEditor within my application to provide the user to 
> enter his information. This was chosen as it has editing options 
> similar to MS-Word. 

Hi Mullai,
One thing you should check out. After using FCKeditor for a long time, I 
noticed that my applications in FF were odd. The 'back' button appeared to have 
many 'pages' as if the fckeditor had reloaded itself several times. 

I actually wound up swapping over recently to TinyMCE, which is a tad easier 
and may help with your javascript getbrowserwidth/hieght. TinyMCE creates a 
javascript object for the textarea tag so that in your form, you can simply 
place <textarea .... >
and the editor will come up. It is faster and cleaner (and easier to maintain 
for my purposes) than FCKeditor. And it was safari supported (although not 
opera). FCK supported Opera but not safari. You can find it at 
http://tinymce.moxiecode.com/. 

Anyone else had luck with this editor?
DG

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