Problem w/saving simple image as .png

Hello: Level: Newbie'ish OS: Win7 64bit PS: CS6
I have been making a simple image of a 300 by 100 rounded rectangle and then adding various layer styles. Basically I am makeing mobile headers which will be used for mobile websites.
Today I was reviewing a few that I have made and noticed that when I open them in their .png format and then create a selection around one (Ctrl + Click) that the lower right coner is not being selected as rounded but as a point and so when I copy and then paste it into a new document it has three rounded corners and one somewhat visible pointed corner. ?? ??
The file has a BG layer and two shape layers (or sometimes just one shape layer). I select the layers and then merge them together and turn off the BG layer beofore I save them for the web. I have also tried just saving the file as a .png w/out merging the layers but no matter how I go about saving the file(s) most of the time one corner is saved w/that annoying and imperfect sharp corner.
Any ideas? Your time is greatly appreciated ~ Thanx a Bunch!!

Hey c.pf...
sorry for just getting back ~ the holiday season has me run'n Crazy.
any way, i figured out my problem. i hadn't realized that i accidentally clicked the outer glow option and it was so faint that i couldn't see it all that well or actually ~ at all until i went back through the LS ...
so, when i would save the image (mobile header) it was including or making room for the outer glow
funny how something so simple can be overlooked.
well, sorry for bothering ya over nothing ~ but i really appreciate your willingness to help me out
hope all is well!! thanx again!

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