This is because you are on a slow connection and the images we host are of great quality and with a great resolution, so some of them are really heavy to download.

It is slow, and it is because of the way the Java applet has been designed. We are trying to create a modular applet, which is causing that the number of connections to load it to be 80-85% of the loading traffic for the page. Hopefully with some threading we will be able to at least show part of the applet while the rest loads in the background. I looked at the page from home, where I use a 486SX 33 MHz laptop, with only 8MB RAM, 250 MB HD, a 28.8 Kbps modem and a 9.

WinImages is an aspect-correct program. It reads the DPI (dots-per-inch) settings from an image file and uses them to set the ratio of width to height for display. Some programs do not set these values in the image file correctly, and as a result, the image will appear distorted. The solution is to select "Change Image Info" from the menus and edit the DPI setting. If you want the change to be permanent, you'll need to re-save the image.

Usually, images that do not load correctly represent a temporary problem and do not require any special fixes. Simply reload the page you are currently visiting and the problem should be resolved. If the issue does not resolve itself you might also make sure that your browser software has not become corrupt Ð if it has you might try uninstalling and installing the most current version of your chosen browser software.

SimpleViewer can load JPGs and SWFs. Any other file types (.gifs, videos etc) are not supported. SWFs are loaded in the same way as JPGs, just add the SWF filename to gallery.xml. Note that you will need to add a thumbnail SWF with the same name as the large SWF in the 'thumbs' folder (the same as for a JPG).

Images can be loaded manually by putting the database in edit mode, going to 'Summary' --> 'Add Images to Document' and browsing to the images using the buttons provided. They can be loaded automatically by loading a DII file, which will tell the database which documents have images, where the images are, and what the images names are.

When the network gets overloaded, accessing images to include in your wish list can take a relatively long time. In order to prevent frustrating delays in loading the wish list, we block all images after the wish list has been loading for an uncomfortable delay. If you would like to see all the images that are availble and the network has a relatively slow connection, try reducing the number of wishes per page.

There is a extra package for TinyMCE called TinyMCE compressor that reduces download and initialization time dramaticly by using GZip to compress the JavaScript files. You need to specify a content css file with the content_css option in order to change the default text color or background of the editor. The specified CSS is loaded after the default CSS so you can use it to override. A good idea to check the CSS status of elements is to install Firebug addon to Firefox.

Some websites are very complex with a lot of graphics flash movies advertising and some are hosted overseas. this can contribute to a slow loading page. Additionally some companies offering low cost internet access use overseas based servers and significant delays in accessing websites can occur during peak times or when the internet is being compromised by server attacks. Server speed is important and Wehost uses N.Z.

You have a few options, some of them contingent on other things. For example, if you have fast response normally and are experiencing a problem currently, often times logging off and coming back later will cure your ills. Still bad later? Try rebooting. Windows operating systems need to be reset once in a while to maintain their peak efficiency. That didn't work either? Contact your ISP. They may be experiencing problems.

Well that's because this site is all about pictures, and most pages are made up of lots and lots of them. I could have had thumbnails and pop-up boxes but then you wouldn't be able to see so much without clicking on everything to bring up separate boxes. As fast internet connection has become more commonplace I decided to assume users will have this.

It's usually the pictures on our pages. We make every effort to minimize the size of the pictures while preserving the quality of them. Some pictures just take a while to load especially when you have a slow connection or there is a lot of internet traffic. Once you have been to our site and traveled between the pages they will be cached (stored) on your computer. Then the next time you visit us these pages should not have to be downloaded again and will appear faster.

Unlike other PC Builders which are very limited in terms of which components you can use to build your PC, our PC Builder gives you access to 2,500 components so you really can build the ultimate PC. In order to provide you with this level of flexibility unforuntately it takes time to display this information. However, once the screen has loaded you have immediate access to all these components and there are no further delays.

Remember when you first took you new computer out of the box and everything worked so well and was so fast? And now, months or years later, all these nagging errors, pop-ups, and lockups keep happening. And everything is so slooooooowwwwwww……

First, make sure that your chosen e-mail client allows you to view images as part of your e-mail messages. Next, check to see if the image has been included as an attachment. Finally, make sure your e-mail program is not corrupted and is functioning correctly.

In addition to using MicroFile's built-in image viewer and enhancer, you can also add toolbar links to your favorite applications to view and edit the images. You can also export images to a variety of popular formats.

This is caused by large file size. The optimum file size for an auction image is 25k or less. If your file size is larger expect slower loading. If it's not acceptable you can always resize your image. There is no need to have a picture 10"x12" with a small item in the center. Cut off all the extra space around it using a "cropping" feature with your graphics editor. Back to Top

You can up-load up to 12 images; format of images must be in either JPEG,JPG or GIF. The images can be just about any size, from 200 to 2000 pixels wide by 100 to 1500 pixels high, we automatically resize them so you don't have to worry about dimensions of file size. We accept file sizes from over 20K to over 2000K . If you don't have a digital camera you can ask your local camera store to develop your film in electronic format onto CD.

No, you just need to include a special tag - , that our system will look for and replace with the name of the game. You can also do this with the tag , which will replace itself with the website name, and , which will be replaced with the username of the player viewing the game.

To upload the slideshow, select the ‘Upload Slides’ item in the Slide menu. Then choose one of the options: Select the first JPEG in a numbered sequence to specify the first JPEG in a sequence. Bigfoot Web Conferencing will upload all images in the sequence with a higher number than the one you select. After you have uploaded the Slide Show, each PowerPoint slide or each JPEG image appears as a separate page. These images can be annotated. One or more images in JPEG format.

All images that are loaded into the web ordering software must be .jpg file type. The system will not load .tif, .psd (layered) or RAW format files.

Individual resources used by dojo.require() are loaded using synchronous XHR hits to the server. This is fine for development mode, but for deployment a build should be used. A Dojo build will combine a set of resources and their dependencies into a single file such that network latency can be avoided and the file sizes are minimized. Different profiles are available or you may create your own. Use the ant script in the buildscripts/ directory with the "release" target.

Winward Casino runs on top-of-the line Dell PowerEdge servers. They are extremely FAST computer servers. However, we are located in Costa Rica and there are a limited number of data lines coming out of this country. As a result, our bandwidth (amount of data transmitted per second) is very limited. At times, the Internet traffic in Costa Rica can become extremely congested and severely slow down the transmission of data to and from our computer servers.

Only if you have graphics that are large in file size. The code only adds a few lines of “style” into your blog, so it shouldn’t slow down the load time. Not nearly as much as all the widgets that some of you have in your side bar

Smart Framer is designed for speed and usability. The speed of your internet connection usually determines the browsing speed.

This facility works best with users who have a "Broadband" internet connection and may not work or will be slow with "dial up" connections.

Yes, provided that you have The vOICe TIFF extension vOICeTIFF.dll installed. The zipped DLL file for this TIFF add-on can be downloaded directly from the vOICeTIFF.zip link (file size about 100K). Unzip this file and move the resulting vOICeTIFF.dll file to your Windows directory or to the directory where The vOICe Learning Edition executable voice.exe is stored. When you restart The vOICe, you will find that you can now load TIFF image files with the filename extension ".tif" or ".