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Subject: | FLASH: graphic-heavy site |
From: | Brian Bawol |
Date: | Wed, 5 Jul 2000 15:35:03 +0100 |
Hello all,
Quick Question: I have created a website for a friend of mine who is a
photographer, needless to say he is going to have a substantial amount of
pictures on it. How it works now is the main site has previews of his
works, then you click a button and it opens a new window with an actual .jpg
in it. The flash files take quite some time to load and I was wondering if
there is any way (besides severely degrading the images in flash) to
downsize everything. Or should I just make a bunch of cool pre-loaders to
keep people interested?
I appreciate any input, thank you. http://www.munterphoto.com
p.s. I made a temporary drum/bass loop in fruity loops so turn it off and
ignore it if it gets annoying :)
*brian
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Re: FLASH: graphic-heavy site, Till Steinmetz
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