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Re: Using PNG in IE5.5 or IE6
by Kristen Dormaier on Jul 24, 2009 at 3:47:25 pm

Interesting, when I look at it on IE6, the logo in the upper left corner has a blue background rather than transparent. I think I may have switched out all of the other PNGs for GIFs if I could on the site.
The float problem is an additional issue...

Kristen


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