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Hi Bernhard, all,

On Tuesday 21 December 2010 21:00:25 Bernhard Dippold wrote:
Hi Christoph, all,

Christoph Noack schrieb:
Hi Bernhard,

before I start: Jaron and Bj�rn (if you might read this), thanks a lot
for your feedback some days ago. I'll try to answer within the next
hours after having finished to work on my mail stack ;-)

I'm sorry that I didn't reply to you directly - but I read your mails
and used them as basis for my last mail.

Bj�rn, just one comment on your idea about inverting template icons: I
had mainly the same thoughts, but this means that one set of icons
(document or template) would be darker in color. As I believed the
document icons to be more important, I created the templates in lighter
color. But they looked more clear than the document icons, so we used
their color as basis and searched for another element to discriminate
the different sets.

Thanks for the reply. Coming to think about it a little more: Why not 
inverting the template icons - but dont make it black and white, but the 
colour of type of aplication and white. Then adjust both to have the same 
brightness (perhaps dont use black in the document icon at all?). 

This way colour could even be used as an secondary hint for the type of 
aplication next to the icon, use in both template and document. 

I would really like to see that for one icon :) - perhaps a grafically more 
gifted person than me gives it a try?

Best,
Björn

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