RE: Print-quality Icons (WAS: symbolize roles)

["Claire Conant" <Claire -dot- Conant -at- Digeo -dot- com>]

Try this website. http://www.istockphoto.com	They have a lot of
vector art there, and if I remember correctly, is royalty free. Here's
the blurb from their home page.

An Introduction to iStockphoto - Overview

iStockphoto is the world's fastest growing royalty-free stock
photography community.

Supported by its inspiring collection and collaboration of photographers
and designers from across the globe, iStockphoto works in conjunction
with an industrious inspection team, ensuring quality, composition and
legality. Each week this enables us to bring over 1,000 new photographs,
digital images, vector illustrations and flash files to an already
bulging library of 324,000 images.

>>My question is this: can anyone recommend a reasonably-priced and
widely varied collection of print-quality images (photos, icons,
mnemonics, reader alerts, etc. etc. etc.)?





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