Transparent image in IE

Just starting a new site, and was using a transparent image
at the top - it looks fine in Safari, and (I think FF), but not in
IE (6 at least).
What do I need to change for it to look right in IE?
The page is here :
link
Cheers.

And how did you export from FW with the original?
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>> The 8-bit export one looked no good in IE.
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> Did you add the transparent PNG fix for IE?
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>> Well so far my native .png file is at least looking
right everywhere I'm
>> looking.
>>
>> The 8-bit export one looked no good in IE.
>>
>> And the best I can do with transparent GIFs is :
>>
>>
http://www.handprintdvd.co.uk/webdesign/carcarenew/homepagetemp3.shtml
>>
>> or
>>
>>
http://www.handprintdvd.co.uk/webdesign/carcarenew/homepagetemp4.shtml
>>
>> Both of which look hopeless.
>>
>> That's why I sometimes fall back on .PNGs as at
least the look as
>> intended.
>>
>> Any tips on how I can fix this?
>>
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