Centered in IE9 Browser?

Hello,
I am trying to get my Captivate output to be centered (located toward the top of the browser and centered horizontally) in the IE browser. When I click Yes to view the output after publishing, the project appears as intended, but when I post the files on SharePoint and then view them, the project appears flush left. Is this something in my project settings? Project preferences? Publish settings? Browser settings?
Thanks so much.

I have the same problem with my course and I am just starting to work on this problem. I am using Captivate 7 and am when using a web object widget. The web page that I am using uses a video player which is normally centered on the web page. But when I play the course in a web browser, the video player always is shoved tight to the left side of the browser, no matter how large I make the browser. This happens no matter which browser I use, including IE-10. This also happens when we store the course and present it from our LMS (which does NOT use Sharepoint).
I believe that this is a Captivate problem.

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