On Wed, 21 Feb 1996, BearHeart / Bill Weinman wrote: > I'm confused. What does this have to do with client performance? > What can a client do about some unknown piece of hardware between it > and its server? Well, for example, Netscape's browser (and others) opens multiple connections at once, progressively displays interlaced files, and so on. A client that keeps connections open between fetches will be faster than one that closes connections for each fetch. A client capable of using proxies might be faster than a client not capable of using proxies. Of course, nothing you can do with a client is going to fix Sprintlink. :-) -- Darren New / Dir. of Custom Software Design / First Virtual Holdings Inc. Anyone can buy and sell information over the internet for real money TODAY! http://www.fv.com or info@fv.com -=|=- PGP key: finger dnew@yuan.fv.com This message brought to you by the letter T, and the number 1.Received on Wednesday, 21 February 1996 12:51:37 GMT
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