Caption formatting

The captions in my thumbnail slideshow are adding unwanted white space below them, causing the page height to increase.  Captions are all in the same place throught the site, and are placed below the pictures.  There aren't any extra lines or spaces in the caption text box.  I've reduced the footer to 0 with no content so I don't think this is a footer problem. I can't see a way to fix this.  Anyone have any ideas?

Hi,
#1: Unwanted white space: it is perfectly ok to get rid of bottom padding if that is what you want
#2: Menu spacing variation: the fact that each item in the navigation menu is a separate text frame makes it susceptible to subtly different layouts across pages. The menu could have been created from a single text frame with hyperlinks (and link styles for roll-over effects). If it is too much effort to recreate the menu in this way, you can try another approach: group all the menu text frames together (Select All and Object > Group).
#3: text placement differences between layout/design and Publish: I'd have to look at specific examples (e.g., screenshots) before commenting.
(Also, it helps us if multiple unrelated issues are tracked in separate forum threads).
Thanks,
Abhishek

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    Cem
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    Private Sub Form_Load()
        Open "fldwhite.txt" For Input As #1
    End Sub
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    Private Sub GenerateData(x As Variant, Y As Variant)
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        Dim dum
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        ReDim Y(numpoints)
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        a0 = 0.02
        b0 = 2
        c0 = 2
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        '   Plot2 = Original data plus noise
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    Attachments:
    fldwhite.txt ‏1 KB

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    Cem
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    Dim k As Integer
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    Dim xData
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