png not rendering correctly

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I have two completely different builds of XPe that do not display the
following page correctly.

http://thyssenkrupp.coursehost.com/...1/PKs/11427/556071/Intranet_Orientation-1.htm

The only thing that displays is the zoom tab "aA" that zooms the image
in and out. IE6 on a PC displays the zoom tab (the aA tab) and
displays the body correctly.

Also, (on XPe) if you zoom out the image, then select all, you can see
that the image is "there" because there are blocks where the image
should be. Note: the text in the body are images.

PC works fine. Multiple builds of XPe from different sources
(including ours) do not display correctly.

Any help would be appreciated!
 
Just wanted to mention. I can see your whole PNG image in IE on my XPe image just fine and looks the same (with Zoom button) as on
my XP Pro (SP2) machine here.
I am using XPProEmulation image (www.xpefiles.com) created for FP2007 RTM. So this tells me your XPe images are missing a
component(s).

Just in case check out if you have these components in your config:
- Windows Image Acquisition Core
- Windows XP Service Pack 2 Resource DLL

Otherwise, give it a try launching IE on your XPe image with Dependency Walker tool from Microsoft. Specifically, utilize the
Profile feature. Since you've got a stable repro case for the issue the tool should be able to show you the missing Dlls.
 
Just wanted to mention. I can see your whole PNG image in IE on my XPe image just fine and looks the same (with Zoom button) as on
my XP Pro (SP2) machine here.
I am using XPProEmulation image (www.xpefiles.com) created for FP2007 RTM. So this tells me your XPe images are missing a
component(s).

Just in case check out if you have these components in your config:
- Windows Image Acquisition Core
- Windows XP Service Pack 2 Resource DLL

Otherwise, give it a try launching IE on your XPe image with Dependency Walker tool from Microsoft. Specifically, utilize the
Profile feature. Since you've got a stable repro case for the issue the tool should be able to show you the missing Dlls.
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Thank you for your suggestion. I appreciate the assistance.

It turns out that we were missing the VML filter. Here was our fix:

command:
rundll32 syssetup,SetupInfObjectInstallAction DefaultInstall 128 .
\vgx.inf

files:
VGX.DLL
VGX.INF
 
Thank you for your suggestion. I appreciate the assistance.
It turns out that we were missing the VML filter. Here was our fix:

command:
rundll32 syssetup,SetupInfObjectInstallAction DefaultInstall 128 .
\vgx.inf

files:
VGX.DLL
VGX.INF
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Or you could've just included the "Microsoft Vector Graphics Rendering (VML)" component.
 
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