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You should consider putting your form into a table. Alternatively, if you
have any experience with Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) there are tons of resources (tutorials, etc.) on how to use CSS for form layout. But that is more advanced and using a table is going to be a lot quicker to implement. You can always take time to learn more advanced techniques later. -- Jack Brewster FrontPage MVP www.maxgeek.com "Marcello do Guzman" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news  (E-Mail Removed)...>I would like to be able to align fields on the left side. Right now > they are not lining up at all and there doesn't appear to be a > function to does this for FrontPage 2002. Have I missed something? > Anyone who has the answer please post here or email to: > > (E-Mail Removed) > > > Thank you in advance |
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