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Common question. AOL tries to speed things up by displaying gritty images. Most people hate this and end up turning it off in the preferences.
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Common question. AOL tries to speed things up by displaying gritty images. Most people hate this and end up turning it off in the preferences.

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DarkSkies, I went into the preferences area and the web graphics setting was always compressed graphics. &nbsp;So I changed it to never compress.<br />
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To answer your question about which browser I use - I.E. 6.0.<br />
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Thanks for your feedback
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DarkSkies, I went into the preferences area and the web graphics setting was always compressed graphics.  So I changed it to never compress.

To answer your question about which browser I use - I.E. 6.0.

Thanks for your feedback

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I recently constructed a page using Image Ready. &nbsp;I checked the page on several different computers and it loads reasonably fast and the graphics look fine. &nbsp;However, whenever I download it with an AOL connection the graphics look horrible. &nbsp;I saved it as optimized. &nbsp;Does Image Ready not work well with AOL?<br />
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Here's ther URL. &nbsp;Maybe somebody can check it with their AOL connection.<br />
<a href="http://www.therightstop.com/shamaya.html" rel="ugc">http://www.therightstop.com/shamaya.html</a>
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I recently constructed a page using Image Ready.  I checked the page on several different computers and it loads reasonably fast and the graphics look fine.  However, whenever I download it with an AOL connection the graphics look horrible.  I saved it as optimized.  Does Image Ready not work well with AOL?

Here's ther URL.  Maybe somebody can check it with their AOL connection.
http://www.therightstop.com/shamaya.html

Graphics look bad when using AOL connection

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