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fvkdi

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The webpage I just created goes very very slow. Should I purchase more bandwith from my webhost? Or should I make the pictures smaller files? Or is there another tip? Thanks!!
 
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You need to consider all those things when you create a web page. In these days of high speed connections, many web pages contain far too much information. Purchasing more bandwidth will not help anyone who is using a 56k dial up connection.

Keith
 
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How much is on your pages? Do you have alot of graphics, i.e., gifs and jpgs? If so, what sizes are they?
 
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