If you're using Front Page, one thing you want to be extremely careful of is resizing the tables in WYSIWYG view. Any time you grab the table border and rezise it, it will have a tendency to reset all of your dimensions to pixel based widths rather than percentage.
Likewise, you'll have to reset all table widths to effect this change as any width or combination of widths that exceed the maximum resolution width will cause you problems. i.e. If you have a table that consists of three columns, and you set the overall table width to 99% but leave the column widths at 300 pixels each, you'll have a 100 pixel side scroll in 800x600 resolution. Pixel width is absolute, no matter where it's found, and will override percentages in other settings. The same holds true in CSS layout also.
And, in both, one has to factor in all content across the page... borders, margins, image width, column width, etc. They all add up if comprised of pixel settings.
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