Re: what to do about these overly large header images

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From: Don_McCahill
Date: Wed, 04 Mar 2009 13:46

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Jim

What causes the low res image to load first. My experience has been that images come across http in a random pattern, so that one part of a sliced image comes in first one time, and another comes in first a different time.

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