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1) Thanks @ChristopherBurton I see this when I look at the Source Code and I’ve looked in the CSS and php files, but can’t seem to find it because I don’t know where to look. Do you know which type of files I should look in to find it so I can delete it?

2) @WolfCry911 & @ChristopherBurton – The last thing I’m doing with this image is to hyperlink it back to http://www.doslives.com without having a border around it. I’ve looked at various sites and tried to do this, but I think I’m confusing HTML with CSS. This didn’t work and the header image disppeared:
/***** Structure *****/
body { background: #e0e0e0 url(../images/backgrounds/bg-darkheader.gif) repeat-x 0 0; }

#angles { background: url(../images/backgrounds/bg-spectrum.jpg) no-repeat 50% 35px; text-indent; -9999px;}

Can you link me or please explain how to link the header image back to doslives.com without having a border around using the code that WolfCry911 gave me earlier:
#angles { background: url(../images/backgrounds/bg-spectrum.jpg) no-repeat 50% 30px; }

Thank you!