ICO and GIF files

Why does Headstart need qmsaccep.ico as well as qmsaccep.gif to build the toolbar.
Thanks in advance
Auke Quist

Auke,
The ico files are used in client/server mode, the gif files are only used on the web.
Kind regards,
Peter.
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