Image that spreads across entire web browser

:rose;
I want to design a web page that has 3 separate sections in
the page where the design/image goes across the entire web browser
window without repeating and stays that way even when the browser
is resized. Making a table with 3 rolls only contains each image
within the space designated for that table roll and the background
surrounding the table still looks different.
Do I need a Javascript or something?
Thanks for your feedback.
Viola J.

So here are my screenshots.
1st one shows the image on a slide in captivate
2nd one shows the image preview in the Library
last image shows it in web browser or published view:
I spoke to technical support today and they could only tell me to copy and past into a new file. I've done that and still getting the same error. Even worse now my audio is having issues. I cleared my cache settings like Lilybiri suggested but nothing seems to work.

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