Overflow:auto I am using HTML command overflow:auto to keep the background image on the screen when I scroll. It works in IE but not Google Chrome.

Solo4665

• 54 Answers
• Posted on Dec 10, 2008

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You have the latest version of Google Chrome - but it is still in BETA. I'm using the same version on Windows Vista Home Premium and I haven't seen the same problem. My advice would be to use a different browser such as Firefox, Safari or Internet Explorer until Google Chrome is past the BETA stage gate.
See http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/
You should also check that all your Windows updates are current.

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right click on any internet shortcut icon -> select properties and to the right of where it says Opens with: click "Change"

Now you'll be given a list of recommended applications

If you were using firefox it will probably be right there just click it then click "ok"
if the application you used before isn't there click "Browse"

If you want to use Internet Explorer just go to: My Computer -> C:\
-> Program Files then find the folder called Internet explorer, inside you'll find iexplore click it then click open

let me know if that worked ok for you

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Please use the following link:http://www.google.com/support/chrome/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=117805

SOURCE: Unable to work with google chrome

kindly check if you have successfully installed the google crome in your computer/Laptop then you can try to reinstall it again.