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I recommend that you investigate CSS: check out the CSS forum [webmasterworld.com] here on WebmasterWorld. and the w3c [w3.org] for information on the standards and best practices.
The quick solution is to add:
style="background-repeat: no-repeat;" to your code where required.
Try placing all the background attributes references in the style declaration i.e.:
style="background: #ff0 url(images/your.gif) repeat-x;"
This may make a difference in the display. Note I added a default background colour (pick your own) - this is a good way to see if the browser is displaying background-color different to background-image (it is also a good idea to have a complementary colour for those who surf with graphics turned off or if they don't load for some reason).