What choices the user made, such as font size, graphics on or off, resolution of the monitor, how large they sized the window containing the browser, and so on. You should eventually test your page on both Netscape and Internet Explorer, and possibly on an older version of one of these browsers. You should also test with the browser in a small window, and with graphics turned off. You should know that paragraphs are more primitive in web pages than in a word processor document. You cannot easily indent paragraphs, and the browser leaves a blank line between paragraphs.
Spaces also act differently in web pages.
On AOLpress there is no way to insert these extra spaces except by going into the source file and typing them manually. It may not be obvious how to exert tight control of where things appear on the screen. Frames are a method of creating regions on the screen that seem useful at first, but the BYM Website Coordinator recommends that you avoid them, because some Friends have old browsers that can't handle frames, because the user can be easily confused about what page they are actually looking at, and one commonly available browser trims off the right edge and bottom of pages displayed in frames. If you want additional links to your pages, you might consider listing yourself with sites such as Yahoo. You can do this directly by going to the site and looking for directions on how to suggest your pages to them.