i cannot see images clearly in internethow can i solve it.only in web sites.?
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Check your display settings (accessed under control panel)
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go to google and clicl on images .. now serch ..\ni hope yahoo also do it for u .
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Have you resized your images to an appropriate resolution for the web?  This means loading them in a graphics program and resizing them, not specifying in HTML the size you want them to appear.  The former will reduce the graphic size, the latter will just load a really large photo into a really small space.\n\nThere is also javascript you can get to preload your images.
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It could be the background you chose, some of them don't show certain things! change ur background and see if it helps and if not, i have no clue..lol =]\n\n hope that helps!
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There is some text on the website which is a dark grey and very difficult to read against the black background. Consider changing the color or bolding the font so it will stand out more.\n\nAlso consider offering some of the tutorials as html directly on the website. There are a number of people, myself included, who don't want to have to download a file, especially an Acrobat file.\n\nA background texture or design may help the layout of the page look even more professional. \n\nThe website is completely made from tables, though, which can load a bit slower in Internet Explorer than completely using CSS, though you seem to have a good grasp of that. Try experimenting with an all CSS site to see if it'll work for you.\n\nI noticed that the footer of the page contains an image when it could be a simple horizontal row or a border, which would also help the page to load even faster.
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Can't see the picture well enough.
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*Shrugging for it is hard to answer this without knowing what was done that caused the prob in the 1st place*\n\n1st guess though is your web browser is set to block images for security reasons. Edit preferences so that it allows images...
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if there is a red x in the image it means your browser has not loaded the image. perhaps you connect speed is slow or you have some type of security or popup blocker (or other software)that is conflicting with the image loading.
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There should be a weblink you can go to to view the image - it should come through in place of the picture. Log on and go to the link and there it will be :o)
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It may be trying to display in a Flash format. Install Macromedia Flash player. \n\nOr you might need to go into Tools -> Internet Options -> Advanced -> and check the "Show Pictures" box under Multimedia. \n\nOr you might have your security setting set too high in your browser.  Go to Tools -> Internet Options -> Security. Check the sites listed under "Resricted Sites" and remove them if you wish. Also go to the Privacy tab and make sure the level is set to medium.\n\nOr maybe the site you are visiting has broken links. Perhaps those pictures don't exist anymore.\n\nOr a spyware program modified your Hosts file (found under C:&#92;WINDOWS&#92;system32&#92;drivers&#92;etc).  Open this file with notepad and make sure that EVERYTHING has a # in front of it except for the line that has "127.0.0.1    localhost". If you do not have this line, don't worry about it. If there are any lines without a # in front of them (e.g. "72.36.156.164  ad.doubleclick.net"), place the # there. This will comment it out. The purpose of this file is to redirect internet traffic to a different location. For instance, if the example line above was in your hosts file, and the IP address for the web site that you are buying things from is "72.36.156.164", you may actually be on an entirely different site than you think you are. A hacker may have made a spoof site that looks just like the one you tried to visit. Instead, you were taken to his domain where you entered your credit card number and personal information.\n\nThe reason the pictures do not display is because when he copied all the HTML code from the original site and modified it, he overlooked a few links that pointed to "/picture1.jpg". The rest of the links were changed so that they pointed to "www.RealWebsite.com/Picture1.jpg". Or if he was serving the graphics from his site, he did not upload all of them.\n\nTHE SPYWARE IDEA IS A BIT FAR FETCHED. \nPLEASE DON'T BE ALARMED.\nJust try the first answers.
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Its a graphics problem. Just means the website did not load the picture correctly or its because your computer is somehow not processing the pictures correctly to display on your browser. Most of the time its because the website did not load the images correctly. I would just hit refresh and see if it fixes it.\n\nTry cleaning out your temporary files. Go to tools, then internet options and clean your temporary files. Reboot your browser and try again. Some computers have a pretty harsh security system that will not load pictures correctly.
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The problem may be that your screen isn't big enough, but most likely, you need to increase the resolution on your monitor.  To do that, go to Control Pannel, click on Display.  Then click on the settings tab.  Increase your screen resolution by moving the sliding bar toward "more".  Click OK, let the monitor adjust.  \n\nYou'll see that everything looks smaller on your computer screen.  But because everything is smaller, the websites will also look smaller, and will therefore be able to fit on your screen better.
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In IE 7.0 Beta:\nTools -> Internet Options -> Advanced -> Multimedia - Show Pictures\n\nIn Mozilla:\nEdit -> Prefernces -> Privacy & Security - Images - Check Accept all images
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some possibilities\nits being blocked.\nthe server that hosted that image no longer has that image.\n\nsome solution,\nright click and click on "Show Picture"
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This sounds like the refresh rate may be set too low.  60 Hertz is the minimum the refresh should be set. I prefer 70 and above to smooth out the images.\n\nHope this helps.
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This may mean that the images are not compatible with your browser. The red 'X' you describe suggests you are using internet explorer. I would recommend downloading Firefox from http://www.mozilla.com . Its a browser like IE but contains a heap of extra features including increased security. It may also let you see the MySpace images.\n\nHope this Helps!
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One thing you could do is save them as .PNG files (they're bigger, but better quality). You could also NOT optimize them for the web (it lowers quality so it can load faster). Besides, that, you could always sharpen them in a photo editing program like Photoshop.