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[QUOTE="saz, post: 1574632"]
Ed:

I've seen your business site, and you claim to specialize in website
repair...you need to sharpen your skills.

Without discussing the deprecated element, the correct format is:

align="center" (note the quotes)

But that's still the wrong answer.  The correct css is:

body {
background-image: url(img00000.jpg);
background-position: center;
background-repeat: no-repeat;
background-color: #999999;
margin-left: 1.79in;
margin-right: 1in;
margin-bottom: 1in;
}

Note that I added the one line - background-position: center;

If desired, continue to modify background-position to achieve the
distance from the top.  For example, changing it to:

background-position: center 100px;

would place the background image in the center 100px from the top of the
page.

I would also discourage the use of "in" for text placement.  Use
percentages, em or pixels and margin:auto; when possible.  Using "in"
will not give the desired effects in different resolutions.

Better yet - use a container div (not a table) to center all the text
within the image.  It will give much cleaner code, especially if you
plan on going back in to make updates on a regular basis.
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