PNG files with a transparent background have background in Internet Explorer.

I have two banners that are rounded rectangles for a website.
The have quite a few gradients in them, with a gif it looks
distorted. I can't use jpg, so I went with png. In dreamweaver it
shows the banners as having no backgrounds, but in Internet
Explorer, they have backgrounds! How can I fix this?
Also, on another note, when I use the type tool in Fireworks,
my type window will not stretch as I continue to type, I did not
set a width for the box, however, I get two words into a sentence,
and I am jumping to the next line. I have tried over-and-over to
fix this problem, but with no luck. It happens on and off, but it
is driving me crazy.
Thanks for the help, Guys/Gals!
Chuck

If you do a search in Google for png transparency in IE
you'll find a
bunch of links to various solutions. Here's one
http://koivi.com/ie-png-transparency/
Peter
"ChuckRWD" <[email protected]> wrote in
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|I have two banners that are rounded rectangles for a
website. The have
quite a
| few gradients in them, with a gif it looks distorted. I
can't use jpg, so
I
| went with png. In dreamweaver it shows the banners as
having no
backgrounds,
| but in Internet Explorer, they have backgrounds! How can I
fix this?
|
| Also, on another note, when I use the type tool in
Fireworks, my type
window
| will not stretch as I continue to type, I did not set a
width for the box,
| however, I get two words into a sentence, and I am jumping
to the next
line. I
| have tried over-and-over to fix this problem, but with no
luck. It
happens on
| and off, but it is driving me crazy.
|
| Thanks for the help, Guys/Gals!
| Chuck
|

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