Leopard dock background...

[Wil1113]

I am working on a website which is meant to resemble OS X, and I need a reasonably sized background png (or 3, left, repeating center, and right) of the new leopard dock. If someone could either make me one or send me anothter outside file for it, that would be great
If the pngs could be around 110-120px in height, that would be great as well.
Edit: Sry, meant that it would not be the actual files, but perhaps a realistic look-alike.
Thanks,

-Wil1113

 

[ATD]

I am working on a website which is meant to resemble OS X, and I need a reasonably sized background png (or 3, left, repeating center, and right) of the new leopard dock. If someone could either make me one or send me anothter outside file for it, that would be great
If the pngs could be around 110-120px in height, that would be great as well.
Thanks,

-Wil1113

Copy someone else's design work and just send it to you free of change? Oh my.

 

[Wil1113]

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Well... Of course they would recieve credit, links to their sites, etc. his will be publicly released when I am done with the main code, so EVERYONE can use it...

 

[ATD]

Well... Of course they would recieve credit, links to their sites, etc. his will be publicly released when I am done with the main code, so EVERYONE can use it...

It doesn't matter what your intent is, plain and simple, it's apples copyrighted work.

 

[Wil1113]

sry

sry... I forgot to type this, I meant that it would not be the actual files, but perhaps a realistic look-alike.
Editing first post now...

 

[ATD]

sry... I forgot to type this, I meant that it would not be the actual files, but perhaps a realistic look-alike.
Editing first post now...

Asking for free work is a bit annoying. Asking someone to copy other's design work isn't just annoying, but in many cases illegal. Unless you enjoy running the risk of being sued for big money I would suggest you read up on copyright laws before you copy anything. A realistic look-alike is the same thing as a copy.

http://www.copyright.gov/circs/circ1.html