Macintosh Users see Front Page web designs differently.

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How can I be sure that Macintosh users can view a web site that was designed
using Front Page 2003? I have a site that looks perfect on the PC and is a
real mess on the Mac. The text and graphics are lined up differently.
Thanks
 
Don't use the FP drawing tools (VML Graphics), don't use absolute positioning (dragging items into
positioning on a page). To effectively use absolute positioning requires learning the in and out of
CSS. Use tables to structure your page layout.

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