No I've never read the source code, wouldn't know how to! I'm not a
programmer, merely one of many thousands of end users, who happens to be
in the business of PC support. Does that mean I'm excluded from the club?
How would you describe the logo of National Geographic?
A bright yellow
HI *,
On Thu, Nov 1, 2012 at 1:46 AM, Kingswells Computercraft
supp...@kingswellscomputercraft.co.uk wrote:
It is the main LO icon I'm talking about; it's not so much what's wrong
with it, so much as what it lacks - as I stated in my original message:
I don't think it is our main Logo that
No I've never read the source code, [...] Does that mean I'm excluded from
the club?
No, but it means you shouldn't assume it is all beauty and elegance inside.
A bright yellow rectangle, bordering a graphic of whatever is the current
content would be my description.
So on the
it is almost as if the wrapper for the product were blank!
[...]
National Geographic, [...]
How would you describe the logo of National Geographic? I think an
empty rectangle, devoid of contents comes pretty close. And they seem
to be doing fine, and their empty rectangle is instantly
Kingswells:
Yes, the main icon for LibreOffice is a blank paper looking icon.
But, the icons for Writer and Calc look somewhat like what they are used
for.
Yes, it is nice to have a standout icon like Firefox and Thunderbird,
but those images are of a fox and a bird that are a sort of
First, on the idea of the icons being used for many different sizes,
look at the PDF and Writer icons in the NA-DVD documentation page.
Although the Writer icon is not as clear as the PDF one, you still can
see it is the same icon used for Writer on your desktop [if you add a
desktop icon
Thanks Tom, thanks for listening. I was beginning to feel like no-one
was listening, or wanted to even consider what I was talking about. Not
a pleasant experience in my first attempt to contribute.
Thanks too, Christian, you seem to get what I mean. On some of the
links I followed from
