IE Transparency problem

I'm having a problem getting PNG's to display their
transparency in IE. I know this is a well known problem and there
are a bunch of fixes available but I've tried several of them and
none of them seem to exactly work. B/c I'm using my PNG in an image
swap, some of the fixes just won't work. Another method I tried
resulted in my images looking stretched out and distorted. I just
need something simple that works and is easy to set up.

Show us what you have that's not working, please.
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> I'm having a problem getting PNG's to display their
transparency in IE. I
> know
> this is a well known problem and there are a bunch of
fixes available but
> I've
> tried several of them and none of them seem to exactly
work. B/c I'm
> using my
> PNG in an image swap, some of the fixes just won't work.
Another method I
> tried resulted in my images looking stretched out and
distorted. I just
> need
> something simple that works and is easy to set up.
>

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converting all the fonts to CMYK and thus making them lose their nice crisp blackness.They've also said that it must be a setting in Pages that has caused this, but I can't see how that's possible!
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The following is a general list of things you may try when the issue is not in a specific file, and when it is not caused by issues with opening a file from external media. You may have tried/done some of them already; 1) and 2) are the easy ones for temporary strangenesses, and 3) and 4) are specifically aimed at possibly corrupt preferences); 5) is a list in itself, and 6) is the last resort.
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It's this transparency issue. And the converting text to png. I had my website looking VERY smart, with reflections on my pictures, effects on the text etc. And then I sent the link to a mate to check out the site (she's on XP), and lo-and-behold, problems galore. It seems IE doesn't like a .png's transparency. So: my pictures, titles, nav bar, and text (which has been randomly converted to massive .pngs - you all know the issue) have gained horrible greyish backgrounds which clash horribly with the smooth black of the page. What a load of cr*p.
I did my research - took off the reflections from the pics and made the text just plain Arial with no effects. Now, my website looks plainer, but it DOES just about work on a PC. Apart from the nav bar. So, as well as just ranting, I want to know what my options are.
Are Apple going to release an update any time soon? There MUST be a better way of making the nav bar than using pngs? Its simply ridiculous and such a shame that such a promising program has such devastating flaws built in to it. I'm disappointed. What workarounds do I have to make the navbar look like it should? Can I do away with it altogether and make my own?

Everything shows up fine on my XP, but I'm running service pack 2, so they may not be (and if they're not, they should for security's sake). Things are gray initially, but in the final step AFTER everything has downloaded, IE finally renders all the gray areas transparent. Are they waiting until the whole site has loaded?
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thanks
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Confused!!!
*click on the image to enlarge it

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I was wondering if there was something I can do my end, to ensure artwork is recieved exactly as I send it. I've been looking into transparency flattening. But was wondering if someone knew of something obvious I was missing.
cheers.

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gridBagConstraints.gridy = 1;
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jPanelAlpha.setBorder(new javax.swing.border.TitledBorder("Alpha"));
jSliderAlpha.setMaximum(255);
jSliderAlpha.setValue(alpha);
jSliderAlpha.addChangeListener(new javax.swing.event.ChangeListener() {
public void stateChanged(javax.swing.event.ChangeEvent evt) {
alphaStateChanged(evt);
gridBagConstraints = new java.awt.GridBagConstraints();
gridBagConstraints.gridx = 0;
gridBagConstraints.gridy = 0;
gridBagConstraints.fill = java.awt.GridBagConstraints.HORIZONTAL;
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jTextFieldAlpha.setColumns(3);
jTextFieldAlpha.setEditable(false);
jTextFieldAlpha.setHorizontalAlignment(javax.swing.JTextField.RIGHT);
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Recently had 2 jobs go bad due to objects with transparency effect applied not printing when export to PDF was created (both from CS3 and 4 and 5). I could not find anything special about the files, and I could not reproduce the problem (unless I copied an object into the same box with the original object).
But files coming in from 2 different customers had this issue:
The PDF made from Export to PDF produced a PDF that looked as if it did not print the object with transparency effect, but upon further looking the objects were there, but to get them to show (and print) we had to delete a box (nothing in the box) using Pitstop, then the object would show. The Transparency was correct and overprinting was correct, but the original PDF produced, had them covered with this box. If I made a flattened PDF(1.3) then the objects would show and print fine.
Has anyone had a simlar problem? What is the print shop production environment solution?
Thanks
Willy

Funny, just today I came to similar problem. Creating pdfs for clients approval: a preset that I user regulary (with downsampling etc) creates pdf with this problem, and the press preset creates correct pdf. I guess that it has to be a picture box property... but can't think of any solution other than cutting the content (picture), creating new box and pasteing it into.

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I'm trying to create an icon for my midlet, but I have a problem with transparency on .png files. If I create an image with a transparent background, all the transparent parts are shown as black and all the rest as white on the menu where I start the app, but when the app is started the icon is shown correctly in the upper left corner.
If I use a white background for example everything is ok, but then the icon in the upper left corner doesn't look so good with square white background.
Why the transparency works only partly? This happens atleast on nokia 6600 & 6260. Anyone got a good tip on how to solve this problem?

Well, here's again an example how it takes a forum post to solve your problems. I used a gif for this and got it working on both the nokias. I thought that midlets support only pngs and didn't ever before even thought about using any other file format. Maybe someone else has the same problem, so this won't be totally useless posting.
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