Texture alignment problem

I''ve been dealing with a small texture alignment problem in D3D and I was wondering if there is an official fix for it. I create a simple triangle strip (4 vertices in a Z shape) for my sprites. The problem is, when I rotate the sprite at 90° increments, or if I flip the texture coordinates around (to flip the sprite), there will always be a 1-pixel offset on the left and/or top edge(s) depending on how much you rotated the sprite. Hmm.. Hard to describe. Imagine a 100x100 sprite who''s texture is offset by 1 pixel so the left and top edges are empty, and the right and bottom edges of the texture dont show since it''s off the edge of the sprite quad. Is there a way to fix this w/o tweaking the texture coordinates? Is this a card-specific problem? Thanks! -- Dan (flaXen) PS: Hehehe. Who''s idea was it to use a single-precision floating point number which can only range from 0.0 to 1.0 for texture coordinates??? This person should be shot. The drawbacks far outweigh the gains for such a system.