Design looks good in IE but off in Safari & Firefox

Hi:
I have a design that has rounded corners on all 4 sides surrounding a site - I'm using tables (the layout otherwise is pretty basic) and everything lines up beautifully in IE, but appears to be a pixel or two off in Firefox and Safari. It's driving me crazy!
See: http://www.thdesigninc.com/inprogress/Auburn/index.html and look on the right side.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated -
Thanks!

First to avoid any confusion: The form text fields for username and password is what I was referring to, not cells of any kind (that is a term reserved for a part of a table)
Now for the "How To" part, personally, I would...
1. Click the stairstep icon in the upper right of that page in GL's Layout Mode
2. Click the < > Create a Style... button
3. Name it "input" (no quotes)
4. Click on the "Cross" tab (Block Properties)
5. Enter a width of something like 80px
Test by previewing in browser. If the problem is still there, shrink the px size and see if setting it at 20px gets rid of the problem, if not there is something else at work causing your issue. If it does get rid of the issue at 20px, keep increasing the size until you get closer to the length you wanted for the text fields.
Let me know if that helped, hurt or did nothing.

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