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GoDario27
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HELP! - 2/18/2002 9:35:37
Here's my latest site -- any ideas on how to get a quicker download time? I've converted to gif and I *really* like the mouse-overs in the graphics. Of course, when I was building it on my test server, it was instantaneous (sp?!) but when I uploaded to their webserver, it bogged out!
Also, as slices are loading, sometimes I'll get an X on one of them (like it can't find the link to the image) but if I refresh, it's there. Grrrrr!
As always, any and all feedback on any and all aspects of the web and design is welcome and appreciated!
TIA, Lee
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imouthere
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RE: HELP! - 2/18/2002 9:39:01
whats your url?
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imouthere
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RE: HELP! - 2/18/2002 9:53:47
I think the site looks great... but your right it is a little on the slow side. What program are you using to create your rollovers and images? Getting the images to a more manageable size might help the infamous "x" problem too.
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GoDario27
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RE: HELP! - 2/18/2002 10:08:49
I use DreamWeaver to create the graphics & rollovers and then import the html into my FrontPage web page. Resolution is 72 dpi.
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