Removable logo "Made in a Mac" in Hard books

Hi guys,
As far as I can see the logo "Made in a Mac" is removable in all the designs that can be printed by Apple in iPhoto '08 except for the Hard book designs, please let me know how to remove it in the hard books, or include in a next update the function to remove it. I think the users should have the last word on an imposing promotion in something that will be for personal use.
I'm not opposed to the logo, I just want to have the choice to remove it if I wish to.

The logo can be removed; I just verified this in a hardcover book that I had already designed. To do this, click on the "settings" option at the bottom of the iPhoto window (where the gear is), and uncheck the option "Include Apple logo".

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