>Does the content inside of the span tag have any classes (CSS classes) set? BTW - setting the style and/or class is available on almost all the various HTML tags, not just span. You may also want to try setting a specific size, not a relative size. If neither works, you might want to take a look at a plug-in for FireFox called FireBug. It's a JavaScript debugger and a tool which lets you point at some HTML and play around with the DOM, plus (in your case) view what CSS classes and/or styles are in effect for that element.
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>To use it, install it as a plug-in into FireFox. Open the page. Then open Firebug via Tools > Fire Bug > Open Firebug (I like opening it in a new window, if you have a really wide monitor or dual monitors it works great). Then click on Inspect. Move the cursor over the element (you'll see each section get highlighted as you move around). Click on the element. On the right hand side you'll see the styles attached to that element and where they're defined.

Hi Paul,

I played with different fonts but at the end just decided to get rid of and keyword since I was unable to fit all of the controls including and into one line. This word was not important anyway.

I have FireBug and few other very nice useful tools. My primary browser is IE, I do most tests in IE and then switch to FireFox.

The monitor here is a regular monitor, so I don't have that much space...