Flash differences in IE and Firefox

[blender]

Hello,
I'm trying to make my site viewable for both IE and Firefox but there seems to be a problem in Firefox.
I'm not even sure it's the flash but I've error checked everything else to death so I think it might be.
If you look at my site www.beddall.net (http://www.beddall.net) in Firefox you will notice that at the top, there is a small space between my flash banner and my flash buttons below. I can't figure out what's wrong.
Any help would be appreciated.

[bathurst_guy]

Try giving it a margin and padding of zero. I believe this is a CSS thing, not Flash.

[brasspenguins]

If that doesn't work for some reason, try editing the page in a WYSIWYG program. Be carefull, though. They like to screw up codes. I would only use it to get some coding you didn't think of. Sorry, if I just insulted your intellegence.

[blender]

Thanks for your replies.
Originally there was no padding in the tables and I had a marginwidth and height of 0 in the body tag.
What is a WYSIWYG program? Never heard of this.
Not sure what else to try...

[brasspenguins]

WYSIWYG stands for: What You See Is What You Get. Hey, I didn't make it up. WYSIWYG programs show you what your pages look like as you write them. I think they're mostly for people who don't know alot of code, but they're still nice to have. Microsoft makes one called FrontPage. It can manage and entire Web. Microsoft also makes Publisher which can be used to build pages, but they usually end up extremely bulky and may not be very efficient. There are more advanced programs out there, but I don't know what they are.