Hello from a first timer.

My question is about how web servers deal out pages. I have just started
working on a site, and do all my development and testing on an Apache 2
web server running locally on my Windows XP laptop.

When I transfer the same files (html page, css and images) to my Unix
hosted account, the layout looks different. Not radically different, but
enough to be a bit confusing.

The differences are:

1. In IE6, the two divs which I float (one to the left, one to the
right) have a different width grey border between them. On my local
machine when viewed in the same browser, the border is only 1 px. On my
Unix machine, it is about 10px (as it should be). In Firefox it is fine.

2. In Firefox, the textarea in the right column is a different width. It
runs out of the grey container, whereas in the same browser on my local
machine (and in IE6) it looks fine.

Here is the page in question. I am still fleshing out the layout and
stuff so haven't tried to make it look pretty at all.

        http://www.opinios.com/oskamp/mockup.php

Any insight would be appreciated.

Cheers
Matt

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