Button image issues

Im having issues with button images in captivate 4, after designing buttons in photoshop then saving them as PNG's and putting them in the buttons folder. When i apply these buttons to a slide the button images are missing parts and look bad.. any suggestions?, please help.

Hi there
I believe Captivate uses the color value of the pixel in position 0, 0 to determine the transparent color for the button image. You need to ensure you are using a unique color for that location. What you posted seems to infer that you have a color being rendered as transparent and the color is used in other places in the image.
Cheers... Rick
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