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OK, here's what I found.
The center feature of the script does work (this is validated by the fact that the ABS centers are aligned.)
The key here is in the third digit, unfortunately the script is not interpreted the same by ie & mozilla, you can use this method to fix either, but it won't work for both...
(see script earlier in post) 0,0,*125*
In theory, this third digit denotes the Center of the object, but alas the math still doesn't add up properly. EG: I have a right col size of 261, theoretically, if I set the object properties to 0,0,130.5 the image should align in the center. I can't explain why yet, but this is not the case. With a setting of 0,0,168 (found by Monkeying method), it is perfectly centered in mozilla, akimbo as hell in IE.
The alternative (imso) is to rewrite the script using relative positioning or a table or css definition.
Let me know if this helps, or if you want more info...
It may be crude and ugly, but it works for 1 browser at a time.
I'll monkey around some more and see if I can re-write it for both browsers.
Trip
