>>Yes, I still see the globe image in both panes. It isn't wrong, it's just something I find distracting and was hoping could be controlled with a user option. I can live with it. I just wanted to be sure you know it isn't just a one time thing.
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>It is wrong for me. This image is updated on the server since Friday. So, even when forcing a manual refresh, you still see it? This is really weird. I do not understand why the browser would still continue to use the cache file even after having forced a manual refresh.
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>If you have another browser to test with, it would be interesting to see if this is the clean little grey background or if you would have the same situation on the other browser. Sometimes, I have seen this to be caused by a bad confirmation on a proxy. Someone configured a proxy to keep files for a week. So, any new files, from the Internet, in a new version situation, were not seen before a week. Pretty weird hein!

By coincidence I battled something similar for an hour today. Spend ages trying to work out whether an image was being cached on the server or on the client.
Cleared the history on the browser, stopped and restarted both the site and the app pool - still getting the wrong image. Turned out that it was neither of the above - VS hadn't actually updated the image in one of the distribution folders so it wasn't being pushed to the production server.

That said, it probably is not applicable in your case :-{