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How can I add that little icon you have in the location bar in IE5?

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That little icon is called a favicon which is a contraction of 'favorites icon'. It's just a 16 x 16 bitmap image with the extension .ico. You can create your own .ico files with a free, online, Java-based tool at favicon.com