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Honestly, never use Draw as a web editor. That's not its job. It is an illustration app, not a web editing app. Draw and Photopaint are great for creating your images for use on the web, but use a real web editor for your site. Dreamweaver is a good app, but it's not cheap. Webedit, Homesite, BBedit, and scores of other editors are out there - most have demos you can download and try out, others are available as shareware/freeware.
javabearSTL is correct about using Draw for web editing,however your pages could be designed using the wrong resolution, it should be set to 72. There are lots of html editor that can do a much better job for free. Go to there are lots of free programs.
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