Re: SOLVED IT! was: html frustrations; IS: shameless self-promotion

On Mon, 14 Sep 1998, Christopher Palmer wrote:

> All your Web graphics should be at 72 dpi resolution, and in Photoshop you
> can minimize their color palettes for minimal file size. This alone will
> shrink your images nicely. My rule for file size is that the total size of
> a page and its inline elements taken together should never exceed 30KB (as
> an extreme upper limit), except in rare cases.
They are (at 72 dpi) and they don't (exceed 30KB) on this page.  I don't
have Adobe Photoshop.  They have it at school, but that requires me to
take my stuff over there and expose it to students.  As they're just
pictures, I guess this can't hurt.
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