-- Johan Aires Rastén, on Mon, 9 Nov 2009 08:11:47 +0100: > But what about the argument that windows aren't the only things that > need to be closed? Is the close-square still a good choice if you > need > to stick it somewhere else in a UI? This is actually a good argument in my book. Together with Braden's example on how to do it subtly, I concur. It's not really necessary to convey the meaning of the close button in the tab, but considering the need of close buttons at other places, having it consistently marked with an X is desirable. Leads to the question, who and how do we present the results of our discussions. (Not to imply this discussion is over, of course, but at least I'm won over until a better argument against the X comes up...) Regards, Humdinger -- --=-=--=-=--=-=--=-=--=-=--=-=--=-=--=-=--=-=--=- Deutsche Haiku News @ http://www.haiku-gazette.de