When accessing the internet video for the first time several Active-X controls will be loaded onto your computer to show the video, and PTZ control (if enabled). These controls should install within 1 - 2 minutes (on broadband connection). Once those controls have been installed, when returning to the page it will load within a few seconds.

We have now conformed to a new standard for Internet document settings. The Web Server looks for the following files in this order for which page to load first when a web surfer goes to your website. See similar questions...

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. See similar questions...

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. See similar questions...

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. See similar questions...

If you click a button or link and nothing happens for an unusually long time, your browser is "hanging" or "freezing" (they're the same). This means that it is either waiting for information from a server or busy processing internally. At certain times of the day, traffic on the Internet can be very heavy, and you may have to wait a little bit longer for a response from our servers. See similar questions...

You may notice an increase in the amount of time it takes to load your page after inserting a counter. This may result if you do not specify the HEIGHT and WIDTH of the image in the tag (a standard technique which causes all of the text of the page to load before the graphics). In order to determine the dimensions of any particular counter (as they will vary depending upon the counter's configuration), you can: In Netscape Navigator select "View Image" from the quick menu (right-click in Win95). See similar questions...

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. See similar questions...

Quite a lot of Javascript is imported in the header for various functions (date/time/updates/copyright etc) See similar questions...

This is the page where you post your available loads or available trucks. Your posting is sent to all participating members via email at set intervals and displayed on the traffic board instantly. See similar questions...

You must name your main loading file default.htm, default.asp, index.htm, or index.html. Also, this file must to located in your home directory, which is the first directory you see when accessing the web server via FTP or FrontPage. See similar questions...

Name the home page of your site index.html, index.htm, index.asp, index.shtml, index.shtm, default.htm, or default.asp. These are also the names that need to be assigned the home page of any directory on your web site. Note that if you have multiple index or default files in a directory, only one can load for that directory's home page. The server will serve the page that is listed first in the above list. See similar questions...

Ans:Init() - when the page is instantiated Load() - when the page is loaded into server memory PreRender() - the brief moment before the page is displayed to the user as HTML Unload() - when page finishes loading. Commented by :shabir_aspnet@yahoo.co.in Date:2/24/2006 4:22:08 AM See similar questions...

Our banner servers are extremely fast. They are connected with a T3 (10 Mb/sec.) line to a backbone of 622MB to the Internet. See similar questions...