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If you are wanting your images to skip to the next line instead of stacking next to each other just put in a <br> or <p> after the image tag.

This should all work the same in ns and ie but if you must choose one or the other, gear towards IE.

Specifically, however, gear towards the XHTML 1.0 or HTML 4.0 specs, which, especially if you follow the XHTML 1.0 specs(avail from the W3C), should lead you to having the same appearance in both major browsers.
 
The hyperlink, as far as I can see, shouldn't be relevant. The first thing to check would be the border attributes of the image:

<p><a href="targetoflink.htm"><img border="1" src="/Images/LinkImage.gif" width="100" height="100"></a></p>

To remove the border, set the img border attribute to "0".

Is this what you mean?
 
You could also configure the image as a button which calls on a JavaScript event to redirect the user to a target page :p
 
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