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The logo and some of the other icons on the page at <a href="http://fellowtip.codeyoda.us" rel="ugc">http://fellowtip.codeyoda.us</a>&nbsp;have jagged edges. &nbsp;My developer asked for .png files with no background and that's what he's using. &nbsp;He can't figure out what the problem is so I'm hoping you can help.
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The logo and some of the other icons on the page at http://fellowtip.codeyoda.us have jagged edges.  My developer asked for .png files with no background and that's what he's using.  He can't figure out what the problem is so I'm hoping you can help.

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