How can I remove the zencart images on my site?

I just launched a zencart test page at chas2.markspixel.com/zen and I was wondering how to remove all the powered by zencart images?

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I just used the Faq on changing from Zen Cart Logo to mine, I did everything it says, but my logo still isn't coming up. I put the following in the includes/templates/CUSTOM/header.php:

The only difference is my logo is a jpg instead of a gif

I don't no what I am doing wrong any help would be great.

// added defines for header alt and text
define('HEADER_SALES_TEXT', 'Products Page');
define('HEADER_LOGO_WIDTH', '420px');
define('HEADER_LOGO_HEIGHT', '75px');
define('HEADER_LOGO_IMAGE', 'detailbanner.jpg')

I added the detailbanner.jpg into
includes/templates/CUSTOM/images/

And you saved your logo in /includes/templates/your_template/images/detailbanner.jpg?

A link to see your site may help diagnose the problem.

http://detailmodelerssupply.com/Zencart/

Yes I went back and checked the header I changed up above is in the header.php in includes/templates/CUSTOM/header.php
and i put the logo in includes/templates/CUSTOM/images/detailbanner.jpg
the logo is at the top on detailmodelerssupply.com and that is the detailbanner.jpg I am trying to put on the catolog page

I changed the size of the banner to 420 x 75 because that is what the size is on the logo, I am wondering if that might be the problem?

<div id="logo"><a href="http://detailmodelerssupply.com/Zencart/"><img src="includes/templates/template_default/images/detailbanner.gif" alt="HEADER_ALT_TEXT" title=" HEADER_ALT_TEXT " /></a></div>
 
```This shows that the code is looking for detailbanner.gif, and not finding it in your custom template folder. It then falls back to looking in /template_default/, but since it isn't there either, it displays HEADER_ALT_TEXT. If HEADER_ALT_TEXT was properly defined, the text content would be there instead of the constant name.