Center Page in Dreamweaver with ApDivs

Hello everyone,
I'm no web designer, but I have a design background. I had to teach myself dreamweaver, so my skills are extremely limited and I've constructed my website using ApDivs. I originally used slices, but that was awful as it just made image chunks all over the place. This was the cleanest, easiest method I could figure out for myself, so forgive me if it seems amateurish.
Here is the website:
www.daniellefeliciano.com
What I want to know is, how can I get my pages to center automatically in the window? I know there is a way to do this by dropping everything into a DIv and putting some code in, but I don't think that method works when you've constructed your website using ApDivs. I only have like 10 pages if that, and yes I used swap image  and set text of container ALL OVER the place. Forgive me, it functions. Is there some way I can center this site? Also, if it requires putting in code pleas tell me EXACTLY where in the code to paste it. My coding is super limited.
Bonus Question:
Do you know how to imbed a typeface into the website so that viewers of my website will be able to read it in the typeface I have chosen? The set text of container function has the typeface as Goudy, but I know not a lot of people will have Goudy on their computers so it will come up as something esle. I tried to get around this elsewhere by inserting the type as images because, God bless me, I couldn't figure out how to kern the type or even format it in Dreamweaver. The rest of the site is in Goudy, and it's my typical font for all my branding so I will not change it. Thank you!
~Danielle

Part #1  APdiv are absolutely positioned relative to the nearest positioned parent division.  if none is defined in your CSS, APDivs will align relative to the top left corner of browser windows.  APDivs as a primary layout method seldom works well. Here is why:
http://apptools.com/examples/pagelayout101.php
Part #2  To center your page you need 3 basic things:
     1. a valid document type declaration in the top of your HTML document.
     2. a container width in pixels, % or ems.
     3. margin-left and margin-right of auto.
     4. position:relative (only if you're still using APDivs).
CSS:
#wrapper {
width:  900px;
margin: 0 auto;
position: relative;
top: 0;
HTML:
<div id="wrapper">
your page content goes here
</div>
Part #3  Designing for print is nothing like designing for the web.  There is no such thing as kerning in web design, and you're pretty much limited to the standard Windows / Mac web safe font-families.
http://www.ampsoft.net/webdesign-l/WindowsMacFonts.html
If you endeavor to use @font-face replacement techniques, read your font licence carefully as not all fonts are legal to use on web sites.
@font-face kits
http://www.fontsquirrel.com/fontface
Nancy O.
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