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Hi. I'm working on a project which will involve giving some people a DVD with
files that can be accessed by HTML. I'm presuming they'd have every processor
speed and OS under the sun. I have a cover page on which I display thumbnails
of twenty different images from various directories across the DVD.
Understandably, it loads a little slowly.
Q: How can I speed this up? What's the best approach:
i) put all of the images into one directory to reduce DVD access time (tried,
didn't help much)
ii) If I'm going to do < i m g s r c "" h e i g h t = X, then I should just
save a new, resized copy of the image with that height instead of asking HTML
to resize images which are 5X that size.
iii) Make one composite image and then use that click-on-a-bitmap- thing in
HTML.
Q: Can anyone point me to an online tutorial, or better yet, to the exhaustively
correct terminology so that I may google it, of how to create autorun files?
thanks.
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