wvenever i go to a webpage with a lot of pictures it takes for ever to load when it finally does about 80% of the pictures are just a white box with a red x in the upper left hand corner and help wit h this?
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poor connection with the web site, it happen mostly on a dialup network connection to the internet.
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its easier to just take the pic off the site....programs like psp can do that if it wont copy and paste
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photos are labor intensive for a computer and video even worse, so you just have to put up with it, be sure you delete things you dont need and then do a disk clean up and defrag often.
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Check the location of the background image in the HTML source.  It should refer to it one of a few ways:\n\nexact placement URL = full link\n   <img src='http://www.yoursite.com/folder/image.jpg'>\n\nrelational URL in same folder\n   <img src='image.jpg'>\n\nrelational URL in subfolder\n   <img src='folder/image.jpg'>\n\nWhat we know for sure is wrong:\n   <img src='C:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92;youruser&#92;Documents&#92;Website Folder&#92;images&#92;image.jpg'>\nIf the browser is looking for an image on a URL that starts with a drive letter, obviously the viewer of the page does not already have the image in the same location on their hard drive that you have on yours.  This only happened to me once, about 8 years ago, but knowing only what you've told me it's my best guess.
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Wish I knew but I now have four little blank boxes with red Xs on my "wallpaper" that can't be removed.  The Geek Squad" said would have delete everything on my computer and start from scratch all over again.  So now I have to live with it.
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You've quoted out most of the layout instructions, and the path to your images is wrong. You have it as www.aphorus.zephyrhosting.net/index_files/image001.gif, but there is no such image there.\n\nI don't know what you used to make this mess, but the code on this page is a God-awful nightmare.
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It means that you don't have Flash Player which is required to show most images. Get either Adobe or Macromedia. They are free of cost.
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Is it possible that Photoshop is trying to access a "scratch disk" that doesn't really exist? \n\nI think you will need to provide more details if anyone is to help you solve this problem.
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There's two answers to this problem. 10% of the time your computer has trouble loading the picture, and you can merely right click on the X and click on "Show Picture" and then it will load. 90% of the time your computer simply can't find the picture where it was supposed to be, and there's nothing you can ever do to fix that. Perhaps the pictures were supposed to be in an attachment, perhaps their weblink was taken down, for whatever reason your computer can't find them and you're just screwed.
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How fast images load in your browser depends on two things:  the speed of your Internet connection and how large the file size of the image is.  \n\nSince broadband Internet is so readily available now, a lot of designers have abandoned the age old art of shrinking files sizes and saving images in web formats.  The pictures look great but if you're still using a 56K modem it'll take forever to download.\n\nTo avoid this, make sure you use just the amount of pixels you need and a don't depend on the HTML image configuration to resize it for you.  Even though the image looks smaller the file size hasn't changed.\n\nAlso, you don't need 32-bit color on EVERY image.  If you're using Photoshop, use the option that lets you save images for web more often and pay attention to how long it'll take the image to download on a 56K modem.
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This is your browser trying to protect you.\nIn most cases if you right click on the cross and download photographs.
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I think the short (but definitely not simple or easy) answer pertains to how web pages look at different browsers. Every time Microsoft has brought out a new version of Internet Explorer, some web pages won't recognize the new version until both Microsoft and the web page designer get their codes to agree. It is NOT a problem with your computer. As I said, this is a short answer. If you want a more detailed explanation and a possible work-around, this site might help. Don't forget to visit the link to "Known Issues" because you might save yourself a lot of grief if you know ahead of time what IE7 is all about.\n\n***There are several screenshots included in this tutorial and sometimes they take a while to load. Again, it's not a problem with your computer. You can check the status bar (located just above the task bar - with the start button and clock) to see when the screenshots are finished downloading.***\n\nhttp://www.ie-vista.com/sites.html\n\nplrr
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try cleaning your browser..delete some cookies and clear cache, clear the history as well...and then restart your computer...check if it's same as other sites..there are possiblities that the computer is not protected from spyware...scan the computer and check if you are not blocking any images to be downloaded to your pc..\n--\nif problem persists contact a technician
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That means it didnt load the images. Go to TOOLS>>INTERNET OPTIONS>>ADVANCED TAB>>SCROLL DOWN TO MEDIA SECTION>>CHECK 'Show Pictures'.\n\nIt's either that or whoever's page the images are on, are linked to somewhere and those images dont exist.
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As long as you didn't save it in the current pixelly shape, then just reboot and all should be ok, even when you reload it to check it out again.  If you did save it and it opens in its weird form, the only thing I can suggest is a backup copy, if you have one.  If you opened it up in a browser you should be able to search the cache files (based on whether it's in .jpg, .gif, or other form instead of the cache files that end in .htm or .html) and it should still be in its original unaltered form.  I hope this helps.
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It may just be that the pictures aren't there anymore. \n\nSometimes pictures aren't actually sent in the email but just linked to. If the website hosting the images deletes them, then your browser won't be able to find them and you will see the box with the red x.\n\nHave you been able to get the pictures on other computers? It may be the the server with the images is slow, or your Internet connection is slow, and it takes so long to try getting the pictures that it gives up.
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ick on the upload pics when you get to yo main page then you hit browse and chose a pic..its hard to explain...