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Hi,

Dave Page wrote:
> The original concept was indeed a mockup in photoshop, however, Lukasz
> was kind enough to code it up for us - the xhtml and images are in the
> attachment.

Right now I'm trying to create a "better" html file (the current one is 
"static", in the sense that you can't change navigation easily).

Can I also have Photoshop source? For obvious reasons, I'd prefer 
working with it rather than editing .jpg images.