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    daviiie
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    I have created an asp.net site on an educational server, but its a bit slow. I think this is due to having to pull .jpg's everytime a new page loads. Is there a way to speed this process up or make it more efficient if the same jpg's are being used on different pages?

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      I have created an asp.net site on an educational server, but its a bit slow. I think this is due to having to pull .jpg's everytime a new page loads. Is there a way to speed this process up or make it more efficient if the same jpg's are being used on different pages?

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      PlayGirl
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      i think it's nothing,if your pictures not more on one page.

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        I have created an asp.net site on an educational server, but its a bit slow. I think this is due to having to pull .jpg's everytime a new page loads. Is there a way to speed this process up or make it more efficient if the same jpg's are being used on different pages?

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        IMO, the issue here might be caused by another problem, not due to pulling image files. As I know, the browser will use cached images instead of re-loading << >>

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