> > I like it too. But... would it be possible to make a logo which is > > 1000 bytes or smaller? > Nevermind, i reduced it from True Colour to 16 colours and saved again and > got it down to 788 bytes
Very cool! Be nice to shave another 40 bytes off, but maybe that's ambitious... Anyway, why I'm asking is that there's a way to encode images in URLs so that they can be embedded into [X]HTML, but the method wasn't designed for large images and there's an open question of whether all XML parsers can handle such long attributes. With 788 bytes I'm estimating a URL of 1074 bytes which is probably safe & justifiable... Regards, Frank Francis James Franklin [EMAIL PROTECTED] `Medium atomic weights are available: Gold, Lead, Copper, Jet, Diamond, Radium, Sapphire, Silver and Steel. `Sapphire and Steel have been assigned...'
