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December 18th, 2001, 08:28 AM
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Bandwidth and images
Say I have a 1.5k image file. The requested html document has this image placed in several places on the page - we'll say it appears 10 times.
Am I looking at 1.5k in bandwidth, or 15k in bandwidth when this page is requested? I would think that once the image is downloaded to the users TEMP directory it wouldn't need to be downloaded again, but then this is only an uneducated guess  Thanks!
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December 19th, 2001, 08:54 AM
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Browser setup
If your browser is setup to never use files within a cache,
All your image files would download every time. Great for development but slow online , Check your browser settings, Anyway good luck , Happy Christmas and bye- bye for now :-)
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