Putting one Image on top of another

Hi.
I'm trying to finish a web page, where I can have a background image, and another image on top of it.
I've used some CSS, and I tried setting the background image as the background of a table, and then making a table within that for the image I want on top, but I'm having a hard time getting things lined up.
I need to keep the images separate, because I want people to be able to download the image on top separately.
Is there any easy way to do this in Dreamweaver?
Or is there a way to do this in Fireworks, and keep the images separate?
Thanks!!

I've checked this thread a few times now and I'm sure i'ts not my eyes even if it is the early hours of the morning here, but I have not once seen a link to the problem pages.
Unless you provide the code in full (html and css) - or even better upload all the working files to a remote site and provide the link, everything really is only a guessing game  :-)
Proving a link, allows people to see the html, the css and all the imagery that makes up the site, by just posting code, we don't get to all of that interacting together to see what may be causing the problems.
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