It has been mentioned here by some of the MVPs that Publisher 2000 is better
for websites than later versions of Publisher.  For one thing Pub 2000 sites
are capable of centering site displays on monitors by adding the </center>
code.  Due to coding changes of sites created in later versions of Publisher
they are not able to center displays; they remain left justified.

www.vanusa.org  www.iinet.com/~k1294lodge  www.iinet.com/~osia2814 Publisher
2000 sites.

In addition to what Don said, I would stay with Pub 2000 for your websites,
for a lot of reasons. There are at least three articles you should read:
Using Publisher for Web sites, Pub 2002, what's new..., and Pub 2003, what's
new:
http://msmvps.com/blogs/dbartosik/archive/category/1922.aspx
The way the three versions work are very different.

I would also suggest that if your company doesn't have to upgrade right
away, then you wait for Pub 2007, which is due for release either late this
year, or early next. When or if you do upgrade, you can do a custom install,
and keep Pub 2000 on your computer. In that way you can choose which you
prefer for web and for print documents.

DavidF