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n00bie Q: Website Text location, Firefox vs IE 1

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wwwigz

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Hi,
I'm not very experienced building websites, but the site I just built (and am still building) The problem is with how the text places itself in either browser, it aligns to the left with no probs in Firefox, but when I load it in Internet Explorer 7, the text has jumped across the page.
I've checked and double checked alignments, what am I doing wrong?
 
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Your very first table has a width of 128% defined. If you remove that it looks good in IE6 (all I have to test with).

Code: 
<BODY>
<TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0 [blue][b]width="128%"[/b][/blue] bgColor=#000000 border=0>

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