Hey Monks, I have written a cgi script that uses HTML::TABLE to create a table from a database. Everything works correctly, however the table does not display with the correct format in Netscape though it works fine in IE. This is a new thing for me dealing with different browsers. If anyone knows anything or has any suggestions, it would be greatly appreaciated. Here is a snibet of my code in creating the table. Thanks again 
use HTML::Table;

my @headers = ("<b><a href='pastRequests.pl?order=Custodial_Code&Name=
+$name'>Custodial Code</a></b>", 
                "<b><a href='pastRequests.pl?order=TIME&Name=$name'>Da
+te</a></b>",
                "<b><a href='pastRequests.pl?order=Requestor_Name&Name
+=$name'>Requestor's Name</a></b>", 
                "<b>Requestor's Phone Number</b>", "<b>Contact Name</b
+>", "<b>Contact Phone Number</b>",
                "<b>Building</b>", "<b>Room</b>", "<b>Decal #</b>", "<
+b>Descr</b>", "<b>Y2K</b>", 
                "<b>CPU</b>", "<b>LAB</b>" , "<b><a href='pastRequests
+.pl?order=Technician&Name=$name'>Tech</b>");

my $table = new HTML::Table(-border=>1);
$table->addRow(@headers);

my $rows=1;
print "<div id='printReady'>";
foreach my $row (@$ary_ref){
    if ($rows % 20  == 0){
        $table->addRow(@headers);}
    $table->addRow(@$row);
    $rows++;}

for ( 1 .. $table->getTableRows() ) {
    $table -> setRowStyle( $_,'font-face=arial; size= 11' );
    $table -> setRowAlign( $_,"center");}
$table->print;

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