Now, I don't want to accuse anyone of anything, but where did the leaf on the water graphic on the website come from in the first place? The reason I ask is that I am 99% sure I saw it prominently displayed on the Air Canada website, http://www.aircanada.com/ at one time. Or perhaps it was their Aeroplan website, http://www.aeroplan.com/ which is their awards program. I just went to these two websites now and the leaf graphic didn't seem to be there anymore. They must have redesigned their sites. When the new Haiku website was announced, I noticed the _very_ close similarity but I didn't worry too much about it. But to include it in the product itself could be very risky if there is any issues about its legality. And I really don't want to accuse anyone of anything malicious at all but if that graphic did come from a non-free source, it could be a serious problem. If not, I like the graphic alot (not that my vote matters as much as many others). -- Jeremy Rand jrand@xxxxxxxx On Mar 16, "mmadia" <mattmadia@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > > Nice one. Of all I've seen so far, I like yours best. Keep it coming! > > On that note, I think the biggest drawback of the UI is the ugly > > gray of the rest of it, and it needs better integration with the > > deskbar logo. > > > > Helmar > > thanks, do you mean the grey border of the button? > this is the best i can do, the 1px on the far right might be a result > of dragging clippings from ShowImage. > > > mmadia > > > UNKNOWN >