HTML idea

["James Purchase" <jpurch@interlog.com>]

Erik,

I don't know how they do it, but I notice that some web-sites have a way of
causing a custom graphic to appear in the "address" line in at least MS
Internet Explorer. For example, Fishlink Central, on their Aquarium
Publications & Magazine page,
(http://www.fishlinkcentral.com/publications.htm), displays a small graphic
of an anglefish in the "address" line of my browser window (right in front
for the "http" bit. I've tried looking at the HTML in Front Page, but it
gives me no clue as to how this is done.

It's a "gimmick", but it's a neat one - would it be possible for our
web-site to have a small graphic of an aquatic plant in the same place?

James Purchase
Toronto

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