I'm not sure what the problem is but it also occurs in Opera so, you could correct it with a kludge. Set the bottom margin negative on the problematic images like so:
Code:
<img src="img/leftvat_off.gif" style="margin-bottom:-5px!important;margin-bottom:0;" width="180" height="53" alt="vatican" border="0" name="menupic7" />
IE will follow the second rule, all others will follow the first. If you want to apply this to several images, use a class:
Code:
<img class="short" src="img/leftvat_off.gif" width="180" height="53" alt="vatican" border="0" name="menupic7" />
Then use this style block in the head or put its rule on an external stylesheet:
Code:
<style type="text/css">
.short {
margin-bottom:-5px!important;margin-bottom:0;"
}
</style>
This seemed good for most of the images, you may need to do one or two of them individually.
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