Site in flash / Small size for Firefox users

Hi everyone!
Don't know why when I acess my site by firefox, it comes
smaller than if I get through IE which appears in the normal size.
Many visitors complain but I have no idea how to fix for firefox
users.
http://www.jatoba.com.br/
Does anyone knows something about it?
Apreciate!

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mho wrote:
> Or you increase the font size by pressing <CTRL>-<+>
>
> Regards, Michael
You are right but you have to adjust it everytime you open a new window in your browser, apart from that the above style includes other tweaks such as link underlining and more to come ( FYI, CSS is really easy to learn )
Regards
Karthik D

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