Jeff,

Sorry I was not more clear. When I asked for the URL, I meant the URL for
your website. What I wanted to check, you can do yourself. Open you website
in IE, then go to View > Source. NotePad will open and show you the HTML
code for your site. Look for references to being framed. If it is, then
there is a code snippet that was provided by another user you can try that
might help. Use the insert HTML code fragment tool in Publisher to insert
the following code:

<TITLE>Can't be in a frame</TITLE>
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE=JAVASCRIPT TYPE="TEXT/JAVASCRIPT">
<!-- Hide script from old browsers

if (top.location != self.location) {
top.location = self.location
}
// End hiding script from old browsers -->
</SCRIPT>

Just copy and use Ctrl + V keys to paste it into the code fragment dialog
box. Then move that fragment box somewhere on your page where it doesn't
overlap any other design element, produce new HTML (Publish to the Web), and
upload that to your webspace after deleting the old files. It might help
with the banner issue. If it doesn't then as I said before, your only option
is probably to find different free space, or spend a couple bucks a month
and pay for hosting, which you will want to do eventually anyway.

Centering...go back to that article by David Bartosik, and read it again.
Therein lies the simulated centering approach I was talking about. As per
this forum...I read this newsgroup via OE, so can't say for sure what you
are looking at. However, I would imagine that you are looking at a variable
page, as explained in David's article. Once again, if you want a dynamic
page, then Publisher is not going to work.

DavidF