Navigation Fonts Corrupted

I have set up a website using the "freestyle" template. my navigation words come out as gibberish. They consist entirely of symbols--and the symbols seen to be additional characters from MSGothic.
I have turned off that font and this gibberish continues to be reprinted when I retype different names for the links.
What is the matter with my fonts? Where is this font coming from? How can I stop this?
I understand that all I need to do is go in and redo the navigation bars by hand (and I can do this) but the point of iWeb is to allow rapid regeneration of these menus--that's the reason to use iWeb.
My other computer generates a really boring--but clear--navigation bar for this template. other templates on my computer do not give me gibberish on the navigation bar.
I turned off lots of fonts, including MSGothic, which is the only font that has the distinctive arrows in the gibberish. The gibberish still appears.
Any ideas?

Thanks Tom.
I am emailing you from a different email address than my apple address because my old knox.net account closed down last summer and I haven't figured out how to change my apple ID yet. (Knox.net--one of the last freenets).
Here is a screenshot of my iweb problem fonts. The Apple font utility identifies these characters as coming from MS Gothic.
I think that I probably have a font numbering problem.
Today plain text in the New York times was gibberish (of course, maybe that's not a font problem.)
But maybe that's because I turned off some fonts.
Anyway, can Suitcase or some other utility help this?

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