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You should not work on fixed width page: it is a bad design and dores not show well on ALL resolutions. Remember that current resolutions are from 800 to 1660 wide! A 960 will show a scroll bar at the bottom on an 800 wide screen (Horribly annoying!), and look silly on a 1660 wide…
(There are still 4% users with 800, 36% at 1024, the rest is higher… I DO discard the 4%, targetting screens at 1024 and more…)
Work with two or three banners for the top, arranged with some spacing, totalising 800px. On large screens, they space out nicely.
If you want a background image (bad idea as well), make it 1660 wide, but remember that 800 screen will only see the left side of it, unless you position the bkg somehow.