Who'd know without a sample page.
Anyway, looking the source of
http://www.bbqlegends.com/ you have:
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<table border="1" ... style="border-collapse: collapse; border-width: 0"
My guess is that since HTML uses the same border for both the table and its cells and CSS uses separate ones, the above CSS will only remove the table's outer border in Firefox, not the ones between cells.
BTW:
* FrontPage is not a good HTML editor.
* There's also some issues with margins:
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<td width="33%" style="border-style: none; border-width: medium" height="70" bgcolor="#CA0000">
<p style="margin-left: 7"><img border="0" src="LegendsLogo.jpg" width="400" height="227"></td>
It seems IE doesn't render a P's default margin when it's in a TD, never noticed that before. But Firefox does render the margin, so you must set it to zero or (better) simply remove the P element. Ditto for the P around Animated2.gif.
Regarding CanAm_Flag.jpg there is no margin, but since there's no VALIGN=TOP in the TD the image will appear in the vertical middle by default (more or less anyway, since Animated2.gif is in a P with default margins).
* Since you use a
standards mode doctype (good) it appears the "margin-left: 7" is ignored since it lacks a unit.
* It's much more practical to use an embedded or external style sheet rather than inline styles. See
http://htmlhelp.com/reference/css/style-html.html