Hal Heindel
11-17-2008, 04:13 PM
When you're used to surfing the web with high-speed broadband, it's easy to forget not everyone has it. The 7.45 mb, 215-page Morning Flight Archives book may load in 30 seconds on a fast DSL line, but could take 20 minutes or more to download on dial-up. Granted, the idea was to save the file to your desktop for quick access, but that probably doesn't happen all that often.
Nobody's going to wait 20 minutes for an answer to a simple question, so this afternoon we set up a special web site, www.morningfiles.com (http://www.morningfiles.com), where the Archives can be viewed with your browser. Think you have a question that someone else might already have asked? Get an answer fast, even with dial-up.
Nobody's going to wait 20 minutes for an answer to a simple question, so this afternoon we set up a special web site, www.morningfiles.com (http://www.morningfiles.com), where the Archives can be viewed with your browser. Think you have a question that someone else might already have asked? Get an answer fast, even with dial-up.