[thelist] Design Help

> if you don't "have" it, then maybe focus on your talents. many people end
> up
> frustrated doing half-code, half-design. concentrate on the things you're
> good
> at, and outsource the rest to a friend. you'll end up feeling better, and
> producing better work.
> 
	[Atkins, Chris]  This is a great point, especially considering the
value
	of time to market, i.e. the speed you can get the job done.
Besides,
	spending time with a good designer means something is bound to rub
	off -- even if that thing is the realization that design isn't your
thing.


	<tip type="css">
	With IE4+ you can use CSS to utilize the system palette in your
	applications.

	For example:

	.buttonUp {color:buttontext;
	                 background-color:buttonface;
	                 border:2px buttonshadow outset;
	               }
	.buttonUp {color:buttontext;
	                 background-color:buttonface;
	                 border:2px buttonshadow inset;
	               }

	You can read more at:
	http://www.webreference.com/dhtml/column24/index.html

	</tip>

	 Christopher Atkins