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Cruise Resources Research
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hey Papa i was just surfing the web in school with IE 6 and the gif version of the logo looks very choppy on the header. Is it the same for you ? if you need any help that logo tell me.
yes, it looks a bit horrid in IE6… That’s courtesy of the wonderful, let’s not follow standards microsoft. In this case, they don’t support png images. Converting the png file to a transparent gif results in that appearance.
Not being a graphics guy, I didn’t worry about it too much. Wish IE would just go away 😉
If you can do anything to improve the image, it would be appreciated. It looks fine in Firefox and IE7 (though IE7 still chooses not to follow a lot of standards).