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I had that problem once and just couldn't find how to fix it. I just hired a developer via Rent-a-Coder and they fixed it for me :)

Looking at the example sites he posted, I guess he wants both.

It's better not to use big images on your website anyways.

Exactly. I wanted to say "will" but I corrected myself. Even though, it's still best practise to following W3 standards.

That would require knowledge of Photoshop, HTML, CSS, maybe some JavaScript and a programming language such as PHP or ASP.NET. All I can say is visit www.amazon.com and buy some books :) There's no "kickstart" for this.

What's the filetype of that image?

Hm doesn't work in Opera on Linux either... You might want to get rid of the rollover menu's, or use Flash to do it...

You can do this with PHP for example. But it all depends on the type of information you want to fetch: plain HTML, RSS, etc.

Be aware that Frontpage generates all but valid HTML. It's designed to make websites that'll work for Internet Explorer. Lately, a lot of people use Firefox or Safari or Opera, you'd want them to see your website too.

Just use Photoshop. When you Google for something like "Photoshop Button Tutorial" you'll get tons of results.

Getting rid of the orange would be a start...

I don't think this is possible without JavaScript...

Internet Explorer, Firefox and other browsers such as Opera use different rendering engines, which is why sometimes your website looks different. You can prevent this by following the (X)HTML standards and by validating every page of your website here: http://validator.w3.org/ If it's valid...

For Flash templates: Flash MX or another version. For HTML: Notepad or a HTML editor such as Dreamweaver.