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Originally posted by Kyle Fenton
I don't even see the change in colors in scroll bars. It is the same for me like any other web page. Now I thought it was just because I have Mac, but I have noticed a couple Wintel computers that do the same thing.

I have IE 5 for Mac
According to MS, these scrollbar CSS extensions are only available on IE5.5 on Win32 (assuming I'm reading their info correctly.) I thought I had seen the scrollbar colors before I upgraded from IE5, but I guess I remember erroneously.
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