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Re: SIS, Marinetti, & SS
- Subject: Re: SIS, Marinetti, & SS
- From: Ericlob@cris.com (ERICLOB)
- Date: 1997/10/11
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
- Organization: Concentric Internet Services
- References: <60rdmd$sks@snews1.zippo.com> <6128ca$60q@milo.vcn.bc.ca> <61mio3$c0l@login.freenet.columbus.oh.us> <61n857$ag9$1@nixon.area.com>
Matt Ackeret <mattack@area.com> wrote:
>Dave Althoff <dalloff@freenet.columbus.oh.us> wrote:
>>The second stumbling block is that most graphics out on the 'Web are .GIF
>>and .JPG files. The IIgs can download them OK, but displaying can be a
>>major pain in the nether regions due to the decompression time, at least
>>on an unaccellerated machine (like mine). With that in mind...
>
>Well, GIF is what I would consider fast enough to be tolerable on an
>unaccelerated GS with LordHighGiffer..
Another thing to think about is having an option to display graphics in
greyscale, which would eliminate color sorting/matching. Jpegview pre-
release is very fast for the GS.
>Besides, I turn graphics off a lot of the time (all of the time when
>I'm browsing with Lynx, heh)
Unfortunately, most pages are designed by people who don't have to wait
for the document to transfer at 28.8k (or slower).