Table good in DW, bad on upload

I made a table, 5 rows, 3 columns: 30%,40%, and 30%,
so that the middle column is slightly larger than the outer two
columns. It looks fine in DW, but when uploaded, the first column
is way too wide (almost 50%) and the rest of the table is squished
to the right. I uploaded and viewed with safari and firefox on mac
and IE on windows- all bad.
link:
http://ca.geocities.com/[email protected]/en/index.html
Any ideas?

nori1 wrote:
>
I made a table, 5 rows, 3 columns: 30%,40%, and 30%,
so that the
> middle column is slightly larger than the outer two
columns. It looks fine in
> DW, but when uploaded, the first column is way too wide
(almost 50%) and the
> rest of the table is squished to the right. I uploaded
and viewed with safari
> and firefox on mac and IE on windows- all bad.
> link:
http://ca.geocities.com/[email protected]/en/index.html
> Any ideas?
>
You'll have to <br> the address. At the moment you have
<nobr>
Centre : 6240, chemin de la Minerve, Labelle (Qu�bec)
Visits by rendez-vous.

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