Pages will load at different speeds depending on your Internet connection. If you have broadband, it should only take a few seconds for the page to load (time length can vary do to Internet traffic). If you are using a dial-up connection, it is recommended you arrive to the site a few minutes early to allow the Java Runtime Environment to load in your browser so you do not miss the start of the chat.

First, be patient. Some computers and connections are faster than others depending on a computer's specific capabilities and connection speeds. Try closing the browser and signing in again. If problems persist contact the IT Help Desk at (800) 865-6143 or (785) 532-7722 or go to http://support.online.ksu.edu.

It sometimes takes a few seconds to load a question. If it takes too long, press F5 to refresh the screen. After 20 minutes without activity, the web server will drop a user’s session. Just close the test window — DO NOT “QUIT” — and then close the browser. Go back to where you logged in and click on “View Schedule” and then “Resume.” This should bring you back to the location of the question when you timed out.

During peak hours when usage is heavy, you can expect contents to be loaded at a slower speed. You will see the frames appearing before the contents. Be patient and the contents will fill up the frames. To minimize this problem, you may like to minimize less referred web parts or restrict full display of your contents Use the refresh button, i.e. arrows icon, on the task bar of each web part if you need to refresh any particular web part.

For ease of comparison between plants and bulbs, we have tried to illustrate as many of the items we sell online as possible. However this does mean that each small picture (jpg) takes time to download onto your computer. For some of the larger pages this can take over a minute on a 28.8k modem.

Two reasons. First, any search result takes longer to display than a "normal" page of text or graphics. This is because the server has to do a search based on the information you supplied, and then it puts together a custom results page. The second reason for the apparent slowdown is that you are using the Java-based version of the search results - if your browser supports Java, this is the version you will see.

Check to see if the problem is specific to your website. If other websites are also slow, then chances are that there is an infrastructure problem. You'll just have to wait the problem out. If only your site is slow, then most likely you have very big files on your website. Check you image size. (mouse over your image, right click and see how many kb it is. File sizes greater than 100kb will take long to download).

Please use broadband connection @ 256kbps to access the site, otherwise it will not load fast. Dial up internet connection will slow down loading of pages.

We are at the end of the second year of a rebuilding process that will take at least five years. We have built strong foundations, but there is more to do--working with communities--to rebuild their lives, livelihoods and economies. It will take years to rebuild what the tsunami destroyed, and we are committed to making places safer and more resilient to disaster.

Ans: Officially, our limit is 500 words and 2 scanned photographs. Unofficially, we want to provide enough space to present your business in a meaningful way, and frequently break that "official rule". Members who have information of great interest to the community as a whole are provided extra space, because our goal is community service.

It takes a while to initialize the LimeWire GUI. In general, startup times for Java applications are slower than for native applications. However, Java programs will work much faster after initialization.

The new Webmail may take longer to load than the older version. This is due to the dramatic increase in features and capabilities included in the new version. Although times will vary, a 56Kbps connection should take approximately one minute to load Webmail. If you are using Alfred State College's dial-in system, the maximum connect speed is about 30Kbps - expect Webmail to take approximately two minutes to load.

We've tried to minimize the download time for each page by compressing images. However, depending on your connection to the Internet, the day of the week, and time of day, you may find the download slow. We suggest that you temporarily turn off the download images option. Your browser's Help menu will offer guidance on how to do this.

When there is a high demand for certain sites you will find that these sites are slower to load, than times when demand is minimal. The NASA site did demonstrate this quite well last year when Voyager was big news. The link could not handle the *load. To relieve the load, *mirror sites soon popped up to spread the load around.

We've chosen to show pictures of all our products, which can take some time to load if you're on a slow connection. You should at least have a 56k modem to be able to use Zoovillage.com, but we recommend a broadband connection for the best experience. If you have a fast connection but still feel that the website is slow, it's probably because we have a lot of users visiting.

Yes, as long as you are taking 6 points in a matriculated program. Most federal financial aid programs require a student to be enrolled at least half-time (6 credits). However there are other funding sources available through the Columbia Comprehensive Educational Private loan Program that will allow a student to borrow if he/she is enrolled for less than 6 credits. This private loan program is a credit based loan. Borrowers must be approved for the loan.