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Beth:

The bulk of GL-specific (and non-standard) markup on that page is a bit 
daunting for me.  I'm not quite sure what you are describing.  But I 
*believe* that this is the problem -

<div id="pic01small" onmouseover="CSAction(new 
Array(/*CMP*/'53fc08c10'));return true;" onmouseout="CSAction(new 
Array(/*CMP*/'53fdea311'));" csout="53fdea311" csover="53fc08c10"></div>

You have applied these links to a <div> tag.  I would suggest that you NEVER 
do that, since different browsers will react differently to such things - 
some only triggering the events when the mouse is IMMEDIATELY over the 
border of the div, and some not triggering at all.  This sounds suspiciously 
like the symptoms you report.  Mouse events should always be applied to <a> 
tags only, and then only <a> tags that also contain an href attribute.

Is it your intention to have images within these divs (seems like it would 
be)?  In that case, you'd need to have markup like this -

<div id="pic01small"><a href="javascript:;" onmouseover="CSAction(new 
Array(/*CMP*/'53fc08c10'));return true;" onmouseout="CSAction(new 
Array(/*CMP*/'53fdea311'));" csout="53fdea311" csover="53fc08c10"><img 
src="images/foo.gif"></a></div>

Note how the event has been migrated from the <div> tag to the anchor tag 
that wraps the <img> tag, i.e., the contents of the div.

Or am I off the deep end here?

-- 
Murray