A sometimes forgotten attribute when creating
a clickable image is the border="0" attribute.
When this is not added to the image code, a
"highlight box" will form around the clickable image.
MSNTV users can not see that this is happening due to how their browser functions. Computer users may see this "highlight box" but don't know how easy it is to make it disappear.
Here is a screen capture of this "highlight box" around a clickable image when border="0" is not used. Note the code also, lacking the border="0" attribute.
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<img src="gifs123.gif" width="260" height="59" alt="logo"></a>
To make this "hightlight box" disappear, simply
add the border="0" attribute to the image code.
Notice the code now under the next image. It's simple enough to do and will create a cleaner look to your web pages.
<a href="http://gifs123.tripod.com/">
<img src="gifs123.gif" width="260" height="59" border="0" alt="logo"></a>