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Positioning on pages of my werbsite

Hello Experts,

I have a layout issue with three pages on my 15 page website. It seems that these three pages:

http://justthedriver.com/contact/contact.htm

http://justthedriver.com/employment/employment.htm

http://justthedriver.com/information_links/information_links.htm

Are all centered about 10px to the right of the rest of the pages in the site. I'm not sure what I did. I must have incorrectly specified a width or layout property in the column_r <div> ?

Please advise how to get these pages above to layout the same as the rest of the site, ie, when I click from the 'home page' to 'contact us', the container <div> shouldn't move approx 10px to the right.

Thanks!
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Open your browser in full screen and see if they still shift.  If not, it is because the length of you content causes a scroll bar to appear on a few of the pages.  I am testing it with FF in full screen, and it appears to stay static.
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Oh, that old chestnut? I thought I fixed that a while ago, thanks Geoff, let me try that.
Hope it's a simple fix for you :)
html {height: 100%; margin-bottom: 1px; overflow-y: scroll;
} /* This forces a scrollbar on short pages in Firefox, */

This is what I did on a previous site
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Uhhmmm...  The user requested a solution as to why the page data was shifting.  The solution was given along with samples as to how to solve the problem.  I believe that points should be awarded accordingly, as the user did not answer his own question, merely posted another comment to use as a solution.
I used the solution that I posted, Geoff reminded me of that solution. As such, I'm happy to split the points with him.
The fixed I used was HTML from a previous site of mine with the same issue.