I suggest that more webmasters take advantage of one, little-known Google freebie called "Google Free," which allows you to place a Google search bar on your Web site that delivers the results pages in a color scheme you specify. If your visitors already have the convenience of powering up Google directly from a Google search bar on your page, then why not go an extra mile and have the results pages reflect the color scheme of your site?! -- some visitors may bookmark your search bar just because they like the color scheme it generates. You also have the option to add your company logo in the results pages -- which Google automatically converts into a graphical link to your site. I've created nine Google search boxes. Each one delivers Google results pages in a different, integrated color scheme -- all except three of them having a very dark background color as the basis for the scheme. They are: charcoal navy dark green dark purple chocolate dark gray tan blue gray They can be accessed from the following URL: http://www.jeffs-icons.com/My_Google_Colors.html On that page, I've also included some tips on how to set up your own Google color scheme. Limitations: * Color-customized results pages are limited to Web searches. * You must have a Web site in order for Google to deliver color-customized results pages.