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Gee, I downloaded a bunch of binhexed files the other night.  I didn't
use a stopwatch, so I'm not sure what my throughput was.  But if the
download program uses RLL, that will help.  I'd rather have a straight
binary download of stuffit files, since running a simple compression on
a stuffed file will usually not conserve much, and generally lengthens
the file by a small amount.

Caching menus: most of the time, when I explore, I close menus when I'm
done with them.  Then, if I return (perhaps on another session, perhaps
later the same session) the menu is re-downloaded.  That results in a wait.
As for documents, there are lots that I don't want to save in my own folders;
they are, for example, instructions or guidebooks.  If those were automatically
cached in the AO folder, then returning to them would be quick.  I don't
think, by the way, that if I save a document, then return to it _in AO_, that
the saved copy is used to update my screen.  In other words, it is still
downloaded.  This is a pain for the StockLink instructions, for example.

Mark