I have screenshots to show what my problem is. The problem has to do with multiple line spanning text links inside a <TD> element of a table. The TD is set to a specified width for usage on a menu. The problem I have is that different browsers use different spacing -- to fix this, I used the CSS element line-height to control the spacing between two lines of text. This introduced a new problem which seems to be browser dependent -- text clipping. In Opera and Firefox, there is no clipping -- However in IE, there is clipping. I am trying to work towards a single uniform CSS file, but I am having troubles.
Here are screenshots of the browsers that details my problem. I also have a screenshot of the code:

Note: The problem is in the second picture!!

Trying to get ONE CSS file that works perfectly for ALL browsers is, quite frankly, impossible BECAUSE of IE's extreme bugginess. Those of us who beat IE into submission every day know that you have to have a separate IE CSS file that is called from conditional comments in your page and that holds all of the HACKS we must use to make IE toe the line.

Here is a laundry list of IE's problems:
http://www.positioniseverything.net/explorer.html
Specifically for your problem, the IE/Win line-height bug:
http://www.positioniseverything.net/...heightbug.html