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#85373 - 06/15/08 10:16 PM
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#85375 - 06/16/08 07:20 AM
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Frank,
Interesting new avatar. Does this mean you may change the logo on the site?
I'm sort of partial to the old one because of the colors (B&W, of course) and the keys.
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#85376 - 06/16/08 09:16 AM
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Originally posted by Piano*Dad:  Frank, Interesting new avatar. Does this mean you may change the logo on the site? I'm sort of partial to the old one because of the colors (B&W, of course) and the keys. [/b] Hi Piano*Dad, It's actually an old logo created by an artist/musician I worked with in my McGraw-Hill Publishing days. At the time an 32k image file was considered too big for a Web page (pre-YouTube days). I'm going to keep our B&W logo the way it is (it prints better), but thought I'd use the old logo as an avatar.
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