DW CS5 displays image wrong color

I have an image created in Photoshop CS5 which I am using as a header image in DW CS5. I have made sure the hex code for the clolor matches in both programs but DW shows the wrong color but when I view the page in Firefox or Safari the color displays correctly. I really can't understand why DW does not display the correct color since the color codes are the same as what is shown in Photoshop and displays correctly in Photoshop.
Any help is appreciated.

I guess its OK to reply to my own question! The problem is the jpg file. There is no problem when the image is saved as png file. All the browsers and DW display the color correctly now. I still would appreciate any comments that might shed some light on the differences between jpg and png that might cause something like this.
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