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[Bryan Brenneman]

It seems as though these aren't animations, so you may only wish to show the thumbnail and maybe link to the big one like I did in this post.
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You are right about Zing being slow. WOW is all I can say. I guess I will have to reconsider my recommendations for Zing #ad

Maybe if rich m reads this, he can tell you how he likes PhotoCountry. I'm sorry for any inconvenience. #ad

 

[Bryan Brenneman]

You sure did come up with some neat ones #ad

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Maybe it's not tooo bad I guess #ad
It seems like the "snail" is going faster now. Guess it just takes a little bit to get acclimated.
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[CAM]

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test yet again with the img tags in.

 

[BigBadDodge]

Just testing



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[rich m]

Originally posted by Bryan Brenneman:


You are right about Zing being slow. WOW is all I can say. I guess I will have to reconsider my recommendations for Zing #ad

Maybe if rich m reads this, he can tell you how he likes PhotoCountry. I'm sorry for any inconvenience. #ad

On that dam* Packard-bell EVERYTHING's slow, so speed's like a non-issue here. . Photocountry seems OK. . I haven't surfed around for other places to stick pictures, but you can send all your digipix there, and then divide them into albums for "show and tell"... . I think sometimes the computer doesn't transmit all of them, so they wind up getting done twice and duplicated... . that's probably more my own fumbling than hardware or site problem, though..... like Dan Ayckroyd said,"Whattaya want fah nuthin'? RRRRRRRRubber bissskitttt?"