White line around image

Hi everyone,
I keep getting a white line appear around images I save in
Photoshop and then insert into Dreamweaver. It happens when I also
save text with a transparent background. The text has a very faint
white line around it. Why is this?

Where are you seeing this, in PS? or DW design view or in a
browser?
When you insert your pics in an HTML page with 0 border, do
you still see
the border?
This is not a graphics forum. Adobe has a PS forum at
http://www.adobeforums.com/cgi-bin/webx?14@@.3bbf2764
"dollecom" <[email protected]> wrote in
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> Hi everyone,
>
> I keep getting a white line appear around images I save
in Photoshop. It
> happens when I also save text with a transparent
background. The text has
> a
> very faint white line around it. Why is this?
>

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