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  1. Mike Stone17 June 2009 at 09:18

    Hi Mate,

    Just a thought, when I go on your blog all the images always take ages to load up.

    You should use the option on photoshop to 'save to web' under 'file' before uploading. This compresses the file size without affecting the image quality. It will make your blog load much quicker.

    Cheers,
    Captain Planet

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