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While you are doing your research, browse the web with your images turned
"off". That way the pages will load much faster! And, if at any time you want
to see the images on the page you simply click the "images" button.
With Netscape, you can turn the images off by clicking Edit then Preferences
then Advanced then uncheck the box that says Automatically load images. Doing
this will considerably speed up doing your research especially if you are on a
slow connection. When you want to see the images, simply click the "Images"
button that magically appears on the top bar of the main screen after you've
turned images "off". This is how we used to do our research back in the days
that we were on dial-up connections.
With Microsoft Explorer, click Tools then Internet Options then Advanced and
then uncheck Show Pictures. If you decide that you want to see the pictures,
follow the same path and recheck "show pictures" then go back to the main
screen and click "refresh" ....and, yes, Netscape does work a little easier for
this function.
Bob Brolhorst
Wave 5 Marketing
bbrolhorst@wave5marketing.com
http://www.wave5marketing.com
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