Trying to create rollover, creates extra image

I sliced up my images in PhotoShop and saved as HTML and images. I've imported them into Dreamweaver, everything looks great. When I go to create a rollover(image object/rollover), it's like I'm adding another image to the layout. What am I doing wrong?

Here's one example of your code:
<td><a href="http://www.brookstropicals.com/tropicalrecipes/papayarecipes" onmouseout="MM_swapImgRestore()" onmouseover="MM_swapImage('crpapayas','','/nutrition/nutritionnews/introduction/images/rollCRpap.jpg',1 )"><img src="/nutrition/nutritionnews/introduction/images/Caribbean-Red-Recipes.jpg" alt="Caribbean Red Papayas Recipes" name="crpapayas" width="344" height="54" border="0" id="crpapayas" /></a></td>
You're going to remove the section in red. Instead, you'll be adding the mouseover code under the <img> tags. Like this:
<img src="/nutrition/nutritionnews/introduction/images/Caribbean-Red-Recipes.jpg" alt="Caribbean Red Papayas Recipes" name="crpapayas"width="344" height="54" border="0" id="crpapayas" onmouseover="this.src='ADDRESS OF YOUR MOUSEOVER IMAGE'" onmouseout="this.src='nutrition/nutritionnews/introduction/images/Caribbean-Red-Recipes.jpg'" /></a></td>
Find similar sections of code and do the same thing, with the appropriate image addresses inserted and you should be golden.

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Try changing ".bmp" to "bmp". If that fails, try posting an SSCCE.
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Brian Nesse wrote:
Hi Don, here's my guess...
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Last edited by barto (2011-01-28 21:52:33)

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