favicon.ico

[Ian Bicking]

We could really use a favicon.ico for the website. I thought I'd bring
it up in case anyone feels like some low-res fun. Based loosely on the
logo, but it will probably take some interpretation to get something
that works (at 16x16 I think?)

BTW, once you have it in gif or png form, there's several websites that
can turn it into the proper Windows ico format.

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[Eric Radman]

Sample 1:

http://www.webwareforpython.org/~eradman/

Some web sites insist on sticking with the Windows VGA 16 color palette, but
256 colors is supported by every web browsers I have.

Eric

Post by Ian Bicking
We could really use a favicon.ico for the website. I thought I'd bring
it up in case anyone feels like some low-res fun. Based loosely on the
logo, but it will probably take some interpretation to get something
that works (at 16x16 I think?)
BTW, once you have it in gif or png form, there's several websites that
can turn it into the proper Windows ico format.
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[Ian Bicking]

Post by Eric Radman
http://www.webwareforpython.org/~eradman/
Some web sites insist on sticking with the Windows VGA 16 color palette, but
256 colors is supported by every web browsers I have.

Looks good. I converted it to an ico and put it up on the website.
Browsers cache the lack of a favicon.ico heavily, so people might not
see it for a while.

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[jose-Fs6u64wME+]

If someone makes the image i would be happy to make it into an ico file. The software that I have should also
shrink the image to the proper ico size so it could be made bigger if that helps

Jose

-------- Original Message --------
Subject: [Webware-discuss] favicon.ico
Date: Wed, April 14, 2004 5:33 pm
We could really use a favicon.ico for the website. I thought I'd bring
it up in case anyone feels like some low-res fun. Based loosely on the
logo, but it will probably take some interpretation to get something
that works (at 16x16 I think?)
BTW, once you have it in gif or png form, there's several websites that
can turn it into the proper Windows ico format.
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