Hi Gray,
> As a thankyou to the ooRexx community, I've designed a logo based on the
> existing one by Julian Choy. It's scales well and has no artifacts
> ("jaggies").
>
> I plan to release an icon set based on this (or a modification depending on
> requests and comments) that will contain a 256x256 dock icon and various
> filetype icons in PNG and ICO formats.
>
> Any comments or suggestions, positive or negative, are very welcome.
A suggestion: if you are creating a set of matching icons, then please assign
it with rights that
one can freely use them for whatever purpose (www, refcards, books, etc.).
Two requests: if you are creating those sets, please consider to create a
matching logo for BSF4Rexx
and one for the contained OpenOffice.org (OOo) support:
- the PDF-reference card for BSF4Rexx (e.g.
<http://wi.wu.ac.at/rgf/rexx/bsf4rexx/current/refcardBSF4Rexx%2epdf>) has an
example: here the
ooRexx logo is blended with the coffee beans that represent Java
- the PDF-reference card for OOo (e.g.
<http://wi.wu.ac.at/rgf/rexx/bsf4rexx/current/refcardOOo%2epdf>) has an
example: here the *BSF4Rexx*
logo is blended with the OpenOffice.org logo (Jonathan gulls, cf.
<http://www.OpenOffice.org>); the
reason being that the OpenOffice.org Java bridge is used for remote controlling
OOo from Rexx and
allowing Rexx to be used as a normal scripting language for OOo
Regards,
---rony
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