Web sites currently don't enjoy the protection they should. If you painted a picture of Superman on your bedroom wall, because you like Superman and want people who come to your bedroom to know you like Superman, that's fair use doctrine. If you put a picture of Superman on your web site, and DC Comics sees it, you'll get a cease-and-desist letter from DC lawyers. And if you don't comply, you're in court. That's because the law isn't making distinctions between corporate and personal/private web sites, but it should. My personal home page is a virtual bedroom wall. Enough of that, we're swinging way off topic again. -dq