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!HELP! web page loading strangely

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Sue - 09 Jan 2004 11:56 GMT
On two pages of my website, only while loading, the text scrolls and appears in the wrong place.  It all settles down once loaded
Please can someone tell me - in simple terms (!) - how to alleviate this problem
I'm using Publisher 2003 & Windows X
If you want to look the site is www.uhdl.co.uk and the problem effects the first two pages
Many thanks
Sue
David Bartosik - MS MVP - 09 Jan 2004 14:20 GMT
> On two pages of my website, only while loading, the text scrolls and appears in the wrong place.  It all settles down once loaded.
> Please can someone tell me - in simple terms (!) - how to alleviate this problem ?
> I'm using Publisher 2003 & Windows XP
> If you want to look the site is www.uhdl.co.uk and the problem effects the first two pages.
> Many thanks,
> Sue

There is nothing you can do.
This is common in Pub 2003 pages.
It is due to the technologies that version 2003 uses in it's pages.
Depending on the complexity of the page layout, the speed of the
browser/cpu, and the connection speed you may see this to some degree.
Simply put, 2003 is using absolute positioning which forces how the browser
places elements on the page, the browser may load items faster than it
processes the complex code and figures out where things go and which version
of images to render.

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Sue - 09 Jan 2004 16:51 GMT
OK - looks like time to abandon publisher for something more dedicated to web design then.
Back on the learning curve !!
Thanks for your help.
Sue
 
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