Borders Around Thumbnails

Does someone know why Dreamweaver CS4 puts green borders around my thumbnails. I can't find anything in my code that designates that AND I don't want it. While I'm working in Dreamweaver it shows blue borders (which I don't want either).
http://www.theshimogaproject.com/presentations.html
Thanks for your help.

To remove borders from all linked images, put this in your CSS code:
a img {border: none}
DW doesn't add borders to linked images. HTML does.
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