[font=Garamond]Hi, everybody! Why I posted that is because I'm having a problem with my portfolio website because I don't like how the text looks on some of the pages because either the layout is bad or the text is somewhere else that you'll have to scroll down to see it. If you don't know what I'm talking about, here's some links to the pages of which this problem is occuring:
http://www.sls.multiservers.com/type.html
http://www.sls.multiservers.com/psd.html
http://www.sls.multiservers.com/cas.html
http://www.sls.multiservers.com/ppt.html
So if someone knows what the problems are, can you please tell me how to fix them? Thank you!

I only took a look at the first two pages. You use a lot of inline style declarations on elements, while you also have an external CSS file. CSS is meant to seperate presentation from structure. The advantage of a stylesheet is that you only need to declare a font and size once or twice and the whole page will take them.

Font family names, consisting of multiple words, need to be quoted and font sizes need unit values in CSS. Besides, you specify quite a lot of different font-families too, of which you can't be sure a user has them installed.

See Where can I learn about CSS?

Your pages are rather small and your "thumbnail" images are squeezed by the dimensions to which you set them, without taking the aspect ratio in consideration. And IMHO, tables don't seem to be appropriate here.

You might want to take a look around at:
http://www.brunildo.org/test/
http://blog.html.it/layoutgala/
http://www.glish.com/css/