Browser Check Please

Hello,
This is a work in progress and a learning tool for me. I set
up this site using the html 4.1 transitional option in DW. This
page isn't done yet but I have been checking it on different
browsers and machines. This screenshot is what it is supposed to
look like:
http://www.uploadfile.info/uploads/f16fbeafac.jpg
The actual link is
http://executivecateringfl.com/test/contact.html
It has been fine on all the browsers I checked, even IE on my
mac, but I tried it on a PC my friend has using IE and the "contact
verbage" is now center aligned, not left, the flash banner on top
(wineglass) is over to the left about an inch covering the logo a
little, and the form entry windows are not ligned up to the left
anymore, they are all uneven. Can anyone tell me if any of these
problems are happening on your browsers and maybe why?
Thanks.

This is what happened when I put it on browsershots.org and
what it looks like with windows XP:
http://browsershots.org/png/full/2e/2e355366141a6e54392e947de04831c8.png
See how the flash banner moved over on top of the logo, and
the verbage moved over to the left. Any ideas why?

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"Webdesigner" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:f31qen$rme$[email protected]..
> Thank you Murry and P@tty for the answer yesterday. Here
is the Link:
> www.ors-llc.com. The site looks best in the latest
version of IE. There
> are few minor cosmetic problems in Firefox and others
that I am trying to
> work out (things like the side bar headers dropping too
low and too much
> space between graphic image and main text and title).
But I figured that
> should ask the Mac users here to have a look at it first
please. I am also
> interested to know if it is backwards compatible with
earlier browsers.
> This morning I did validate the code in HTML 1.0 and
everything checks
> out.
>
> Thank you for your time on this. Again I appreciate the
help you all have
> given during this website's development.
>
> Best Regards
> Webdesigner
>

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