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05-02-2010, 09:40
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Re: Slow Dashboard Images SOLUTION
I don't have the display in front of me but I think it shows the image size (160x120) not the 16K number that you referred to. Is there a way to see if we are above or below the 16K size? We changed to 160x120 and left the compression at 30% and it did run faster. We changed the compression to 5%, as you mentioned, and it slowed down again. It would be interesting to know the size being generated.
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