Your table header doesn't have a closing tag (just add a slash to the closing TR), but that's not really affecting anything.

You also have a closing OL tag, but I don't see an opening one. Also,...

If the titles are showing up as Flash, then it's probably done with either sFIR or possibly Cufon. And yes, they are rendering the text with Flash, and Flash does allow you to select text.

So the header graphic is a link? Simple CSS fix, add the following to the image: style="border:0;"

Based off the code I found here, http://www.webdeveloper.com/forum/showthread.php?t=52083, and a few other additions, I came up with something for you. The general conclusion I saw to this problem...

Links on the web can't control what application they launch with, your OS and browser determines that. Why would you want to browse the web from one browser and launch the links in another?

The "ABTA" ad on the right appears to be at a fixed position, which will overlap the text in the middle on any browser depending on the browser's width. Other than that, it looks fine in FF 3.5 and...

either it didn't copy over correctly or you forgot to upload additional files it requires, such as a style sheet.

Quick and dirty example:

<div style="float:right;">
form fields go here
</div>


The key is the "float" attribute. Just play around with width/height to get what you want exactly.

Here's how you'd create a list:

<select name="jlist" onlick="function()" size="3">
<option value="A">Item A</option>
<option value="B">Item B</option>
<option value="C">Item C</option>...

judging by the screenshots, it looks like you're using PNG images. The following site explains the script I use to fix png display issues in IE.

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/bobosola/index.htm

umm, cobol can output those numbers with commas added into them, just move it to a different pic.

What's wrong with calling javascript in this case anyway?

Does you question have anything to do with Java? 'Cause javascript and html have nothing to do with Java.

I solved the problem, incorrect doctype. But thanks for the tips mouse.

To put it bluntly, any website that tries to take control away from me by hiding a browser's UI, for whatever the reason, I will very quickly become annoyed and not only ignore the site but possibly...

I'm not sure how to correct for these size difference. This is sort of my first real attempt to not use tables.

Borders:
IE: adds border to the inside
FF: adds border to the outside (making...

Just a curious thought, but what browser are you viewing it in? I came across an issue yesterday with css and tables. I read that the padding commands/margins (forget what exactly) in css aren't...

Yea, I still use 98 version. I like it's interface better.
Anyway, I have a frontpage web using shared borders. If I edit the right border html file, I have open all my pages and click save for the...

You could use shared borders in front page. It's sort of like using frames, but not.