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Hi Drew:

I think the nms site (http://nms-cgi.sourceforge.net/usage.html) has a
nice page for this technique. Notice they don't use Javascript to access
the browser's clipboard. Given the reason for nms's existence, I would
defer to their judgement w/r/t/ browser security and try to avoid JS
when it's just as simple to have the user copy/paste.

I'm comfortable using Gimp to resize the image. I'm happy to set up a
web page on the wiki for this purpose.

Hi:

Would you please refine the following query or copy the logo's file name
to this thread?

http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/index.php?limit=50&ilsearch=logo&title=Special%3AListFiles&offset=0111GS3-GraphicsGalleryFontwork.pdf&sort=img_name



You can find both 500 and 200 px files for the logos here:
http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Marketing/Branding#Resources

The preference would be for the contemorary logo.

Will include the design list on this reply.

As for where, IMO, a wiki page would be good. You could maybe work on a
page under your user space no the wiki and then it can be moved into an
appropriate slot with the main content when it is ready.

Thanks

Drew



OK. I've put a sample HTML on my talk page.
http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/User_talk:JChimene

It needs a page style - header, footer, page background - whatever other
styling is appropriate.

I'm not subscribed to the design list, so they haven't seen this post.


OK cool, that would work for a standard web page - not sure how to make
that work on a wiki page...but perhaps we can find someone that does
know how.

I'll try to point someone your way..ok

Drew


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