Image not aligning

hi... can you please check why the heading named INTERactive
not alingning with the bottom edge of the navegation menu like in
the rest of the pages???
this is the link
http://www.alexcas.com/interactive.html

Ironically the "interactive" heading is correct, it's the
other 2 headings
that are wrong. Each heading is an image. Each of the images
is 316px x 28px
but you have scaled the first two to 318px x 30px. Reset them
(in DW) back
to their original size and all will be wonderful.
Walt
"alexander glomba" <[email protected]> wrote
in message
news:gh760r$dnv$[email protected]..
> hi... can you please check why the heading named
INTERactive not
> alingning
> with the bottom edge of the navegation menu like in the
rest of the
> pages???
>
> this is the link
>
>
http://www.alexcas.com/interactive.html
>

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