HTML - Easy Question!

Hey guys,
I'm new to the forums. My name is Joe. I am a network admin of a decent size company and just recently picked up the job title of web site support, of which I know almost nothing about. The only html experience I have had is doing ebay listings. Ok enough of that, heres my problem. On the main page of our company website we have a weird symbol showing up that doesnt appear to be in the code. What shows is:

"Queen City Reprographics is a leading supplier of digital imaging services, supplies and equipment. Since 1908 we have been providing our clients innovative solutions for their imaging needs. Although founded as a blueprint company in 1908, we have evolved into a national supplier of state of the art imaging solutions.

Now almost 100 years later, we are recognized as an industry leader with the highest level of commitment to our clients, employees, and vendors. Find out why we are "Not Just A Source, but a Resource�".

The symbol in question is the little square after the last word "resource" some of us see it as a blank square and others see it as a small square with a question mark in it. I have a very basic knowledge of this kind of stuff and I dont seem to see it in the code so could someone tell me what im doing wrong? You can go to www.qcrepro.com to see it for yourself. Here is the code as I see it. Thanks:

<table width="840" border="0">
<tr>
<td width="524" height="150"><div align="justify"><font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Queen
City Reprographics is a leading supplier of digital imaging
services, supplies and equipment. Since 1908 we have been providing
our clients innovative solutions for their imaging needs. Although
founded as a blueprint company in 1908, we have evolved into
a national supplier of state of the art imaging solutions.<br
>
<br >
Now almost 100 years later, we are recognized as an industry
leader with the highest level of commitment to our clients,
employees, and vendors. Find out why we are "Not Just A
Source, but a Resource".</font></div></td>

Ok, this should be an easy question....
You are at website A. A is the homepage.
Website A has 3 pages within it:
1
2
3

You are in Website A, scroll down the page 3/4 the way, and click/go to page 1.
You click the back button. It jumps you back down 3/4 the way.
The question: what's the code that brings you back 3/4 the way down the page?
Is that in the html or a built in feature in the browser?

Thanks!

my page has gaps where it shouldn't... at least in IE it does... it looks ok in Firefox... any suggestions??????

http://kalcotter.com/flourish/prostasense/

OK, so what I want is to move CATEGORY list like 20 px or such to the right!

I CANT FIND THE CODE ive tried every class I thought made sense but nothing would budge?


Much appreciated to look at the source here.


Second question:

click

thanks

Hi guys, just a quick question about positioning objects in HTML.
Sorry if the is a noobish question, im new to html and dreamweaver.
Basically, for a school assignments we nhave to create a webpage. There is one aspect though that i cant figure out. What is the best way to position pictures, divs etc in HTML?
If I use absolute positioning with pixels, it changes where it is on different screen sizes (obviously). The best way i have found so far is by using percentages (eg top 40%) but this is slow and hard. Any better way?
Too long didnt read- how to position things so it looks the same on any resolution
Thanks in advance