Thanks everyone for your suggestions. I finally got it fixed using a combination of fonts, cell paddings, and cell spacings between table rows. My next question is as I dynamically generate a new table rows and columns based on user's input, how do I keep track of their values using some dynamically generated variables as well? For example: 
while ($i < $run)
{
     $i++;
     print qq{<td rowspan="$rowsp"><table border="1"><col width="165">
+<tr><td><br></td></tr>};
     my $j = 0;
     while ($j <= $group)
     {
        $j++;
         print "<tr><td><br></td></tr>";
         print "<tr><td><br></td></tr>";

         print '<tr align="center"><td><input type="text" name="test1"
+ size="15"></td></tr><tr align="center"><td><input type="text" name="
+mem1" size="15"></td></tr><tr align="center"><td><input type="text" n
+ame="mem2" size="15"></td></tr>';
     }
      print "</table></td>";
}

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name=test1 above will be generated many times but it needs to have a different variable name everytime to store a different value associate with it. Any thought? Thanks.

In reply to Re: Perl/Html Question - rows are not aligned between different columns by Anonymous Monk
in thread Perl/Html Question - rows are not aligned between different columns by Anonymous Monk

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