White Borders on the Web

I’d appreciate any suggestions.

Sorry to those of you who have read this on adobe.photoshop.windows but these are the only two groups I’m posting this on and am annoyed that this is happening when I can’t find a clue as to why it’s happening.
I am having a problem with items for the web. I create an image with a transparent background. I’ve done this with characters and a navigation button I created and have the same problem, which is a thin white border around the image. It surrounds the button and each letter in a file created for a header. I want to be able to create an image that is usable no matter what the background instead of what I did for the text that is my title, which is use the same image I’m using for the page background for the background of the Photoshop image.

The process I used is as follows. I create the image in Photoshop then convert it to 8 bit RGB to edit in Imageready. From there I save it as an optimized gif file. This process is the same in both instances but more important for the buttons since they have rollover effects associated with them.

I’d appreciate any suggestions.

Sorry to those of you who have read this on adobe.photoshop.windows but these are the only two groups I’m posting this on and am annoyed that this is happening when I can’t find a clue as to why it’s happening.
I am having a problem with items for the web. I create an image with a transparent background. I’ve done this with characters and a navigation button I created and have the same problem, which is a thin white border around the image. It surrounds the button and each letter in a file created for a header. I want to be able to create an image that is usable no matter what the background instead of what I did for the text that is my title, which is use the same image I’m using for the page background for the background of the Photoshop image.

The process I used is as follows. I create the image in Photoshop then convert it to 8 bit RGB to edit in Imageready. From there I save it as an optimized gif file. This process is the same in both instances but more important for the buttons since they have rollover effects associated with them.

I’d appreciate any suggestions.

Jim

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I am having a problem with items for the web. I create an image with a transparent background. I’ve done this with characters and a navigation button I created and have the same problem, which is a thin white border around the image. It surrounds the button and each letter in a file created for a header. I want to be able to create an image that is usable no matter what the background instead of what I did for the text that is my title, which is use the same image I’m using for the page background for the background of the Photoshop image.

The process I used is as follows. I create the image in Photoshop then convert it to 8 bit RGB to edit in Imageready. From there I save it as an optimized gif file. This process is the same in both instances but more important for the buttons since they have rollover effects associated with them.

I’d appreciate any suggestions.

Jim