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Originally posted by markvh: I know it is still to big, I cant seem to get it any smaller
Your HTML is big because you're using Frontpage. That can add a huge amount of code you don't need. If you're putting the pictures on your ISP make sure you can hotlink them without breaking their rules.
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You also might want to take a close look at the terms for the sites you're going to get traffic from -- many of them won't allow you to hotlink images either --
Of course do that after you clean up that code first -- FP is nasty, just nasty with extra crap you don't need
you might want to see if your host is using apache, then you could have them add mod_gzip to the apache server wich would help a ton with that 100K html file. Txt files compress down to 1:100th of the orginal size, and 99% of all browsers can use it with no plugin's, and for those that don't it reverts to the uncompressed version with no preformance hit You can read about it here -> http://www.remotecommunications.com/apache/mod_gzip/
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