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[Dalton]

For those that are interested, you can view photos of my fiancee and I and her city at www.daltonbrooks.com.

Dalton

[Jack]

... in response to Homepage, posted by Dalton on Nov 20, 2001

Dalton, I went to look the other day and was unable to pull the site up. Do you know if it's working now?

[jj]

... in response to Homepage, posted by Dalton on Nov 20, 2001

The photo is very good..  Is that you and your wife advertising Yahoo Personals...

[KenC]

... in response to Homepage, posted by Dalton on Nov 20, 2001

n/t

[BubbaGump]

... in response to Homepage, posted by Dalton on Nov 20, 2001

I wanted to see it.  I get this error:

The web site you are trying to access has exceeded its allocated data transfer. Visit our help area for more information.

[Dalton]

... in response to Too many hits on your home page already, posted by BubbaGump on Nov 21, 2001

If my personal address www.daltonbrooks.com doesn't work. try this one.

Dalton

[mdm]

... in response to try www.geocities.com/danya441/index.htm..., posted by Dalton on Nov 21, 2001

asdf

[Dalton Brooks]

... in response to Hey Dalton, I tried both of them -- w/o ..., posted by mdm on Nov 21, 2001

I am working on getting it going again. I will post when It is up and running again.

Dalton

[Patrick]

... in response to Yahoo shut it down due to excess data tr..., posted by Dalton Brooks on Nov 21, 2001

That happened to a guy who posted his personal site link on the Asian board also.  If you have lots of images, make sure they're in jpg format and use some compression when saving them.  I've found that up to 25-30% compression reduces files size substantially without much, if any, degradation in image quality.  Don't ever use gifs for photographs on the web.  Your file sizes will be much bigger and data transfer rates will be way higher than for jpgs.

[BubbaGump]

... in response to File types, posted by Patrick on Nov 21, 2001

Bitmap files not only are larger but they are grainy when you zoom in versus a high resolution jpg file. I only noticed recently how much better jpg files can be for pictures.