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To: Moonray who wrote (5784)	9/26/1997 1:44:00 AM
From: Bill Ulrich	of 22053

"Sprint Connects With Intel To Make the Web Faster Than Ever": infobeat.com "Sprint Internet Passport today strengthened its commitment to delivering the fastest, most reliable Internet access service, joining Intel in its market trial for Intel Quick Web technology. Intel Quick Web technology uses several techniques to speed up the downloading of Internet graphic images and compressing them by removing unnecessary data bits. The compressed Web page is received significantly faster since there is less data to download." My question: when you take bits out of an already compressed file, say a jpeg, what happens to your image when it gets decompressed by your browser? -MrB

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