HTML Files Displaying Differently In Safari?

I've got several HTML pages that I've created from Excel files. I've noted some differences in the way these pages display in Safari (I'm running version 2.0.3 of Safari on OS 10.4.5).
First, there's a line of text in these files displaying in the wrong font. The text is in "Denmark" but it's displayed in "Helvetica".
Second, the frame borders I've put in the Excel files aren't displaying in the web pages.
I've opened these files in Internet Explorer, Firefox, and Opera and in all three, they look just fine. Why the differences with Safari? How can I get these pages to display as I intended?
Thanks.
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Its not a web-safe font and may be substituted when your site is viewed on a PC. This will look weird and may screw up your layout.
If you really must use a non web safe font you need to convert it to an image but this increases page download time and the search engine spiders can't "read" it.
The iWeb help file will give you info on converting font to image. Also turn on the imagining indicator in iWeb prefs.

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