Increase Height of Logo Screen Area

Hi Gurus,
I have uploaded Logo and its compressed, as the length of the logo is little bit larger than the space provided, So I wanted to Increase the height of the Logo area.
How can i do that.
I have seen thtmlb_stand.css, I did not understand what to change to increase the height , by the ways is it the correct file to make changes or make changes anywhere else.
Thanks & Regards
Ajay

Hi deepak,
Thank you very much for your reply.
Deepak , I have increased the header length as you said, it increased the Header length.
But the problem is, thought the length of the header area is more, The picture(logo) which i upload,
its size is not increasing.
If I change a picture with more length, It cuts and displays only in the logo area, though the header is more.
Now, how to increase the picture length area.
In thtmlb.css, where i changed the Logo image, Here in the code, though i increase those pixcels below. 700px & 50px, still no change
How to increase the picture or logo area to display the complete logo?
Thanks
Ajay

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sometimes after clearing the cmos it hangs, doesnt even get to that screen where you have to press f1 to configure the bios.
after it finally boots windows it works great, i regularly keep it at 3.4 and i ran prime95 last night for 10hr with out any errors.
oh and i have tryed to run memtest86 but it dosnt want to boot from the cd. boot menu doesnt even come up sometimes.
i think there is a problem with the boot sequence, i thinks thats whats causing the problem because i whent to format a hard drive i had and uninstalled my main hard drive poped in the windows cd and restart it and nothing happens. i then try to go into boot menu and it just hangs. so then i go into bios (several attempts later) and set the cd drive first and save exit restart and still doesnt boot from disk. the light on the drive doesnt even come on.
please if you can help i'd appreciate it.
thanks in advance.
my specs are..
p45 diamond/bios 1.6b5
q6600 Go slacr @3.4
4gb corsair ddr3 2x2gb 1333mhz in dual mode
400 GB samsung HD400LJ 7200 RPM 8MB buffer SATA
Lightscribe DVD-+R/RW SATA
XFX 4870 1GB
Thermaltake Big water 745 cooling NB & CPU
pc power & cooling silencer 750W single 60A rail
windows 7 7264 64-Bit
thank. alex

Quote from: Wonkanoby on 09-August-09, 14:25:52
your very aware of what
as to me you come across very ignorant
I didn't notice i spelled your name wrong.
Well the hard drive is my lease concern I'm worried about the system running.
Quote from: Wonkanoby on 09-August-09, 14:00:43
if you raid 0 2x 400 GB drives
bearing in mind they are not rally 400true GB but really some thing around 370
you will have an array of around 2x 370GB= 740 GB approx
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gigabyte
read that
The definition Wasn't usefull sorry.
Quote from: Wonkanoby on 09-August-09, 14:35:24
you asked a question
Do you know how manny GB i'll have free if i install another sata 7200 RPM 400GB hard drive??
that i answered for you
than you give me and abuse
well i suggest you just off
You started i mistakinly spell your name wrong.
honest mistake.
and thanks for the feedback.

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