Png images showing up weird....

I don't know if there is anyone else out there that uses iPhoto to store digital scrapbooking things but I do and I noticed something that is very strange. It doesn't appear to affect jpg's, just png's. Viewing the png's at not full size looks like some of the pixels are missing from the icon. If I double click on it, it opens and shows just fine. If I view it full size, it is fine but anything less than that, there are sections of it missing. Why would this be? I didn't have this issue before the latest update (7.1). I will post this to the feedback for iPhoto, for what it's worth. Thanks for any tips, any solutions, Judy

Missing sections strongly suggests transparency - png's support transparency differently from jpg's (I think jpg's don't support it but don't quote me on that)
Drag the image to something that supports transparency, like Pages, Keynote, Omnigraffle and see if there objects placed behind the image are visible through it at all.
If there is some degree of transparency, it could be getting rounded up to full transparency when the icon is created. This is, of course, just a theory.
Also, can Preview identify the color profile being used? There was some weirdness with the black-and-white profile (white or black areas would become transparent in iPhoto) that I remember from old discussions.

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> Why_ATL wrote:
>> Hey Alan
>> is the filename exactly what it should be? YES
>> Are these .png files for web use, or are they PNG
fireworks original
>> files
>> which are very large in file size because they
contain all the info on
>> layers and such? They are .png files for the web. I
can't figure out why
>> my Div is showing up in preview instead of my images
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>> with the little blue question mark.
>>
>> This is getting harder and harder. I'm trying to
laugh so i don't get a
>> head ache over this. This is weird.
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> Without a link we can only make wild stabs in the dark.
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> Dooza

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Numbers the iWorks program? Not sure you can convert it to that or just a list of numbers. Never heard of anyone that would even want to convert an Image file, Photo, to any other format. Other then another image format like JPG, PNG or a PSD Photoshop file.

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