Wanted to know if that file is too big for 56k users? my site is
http://www.pizzapalace.cjb.net and I did it in flash, nothing too fancy but 
I
liked it a lot better than the HTML site I had befor.. thanks for any replys
!

800+ is definitely too large for dialup. Think about splitting into chunks
of max 50Kb using loadMovie() if you're serious about targetting dialup
users.

John

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Thanks for your reply :-) I think I'll go with a HTML site and the Flash sit
e :-) thanks again!

In article <cbi83t$m29$1@forums.macromedia.com>,
webforumsuser@macromedia.com says...
> Wanted to know if that file is too big for 56k users? my site is
> http://www.pizzapalace.cjb.net and I did it in flash, nothing too fancy bu
t I
> liked it a lot better than the HTML site I had befor.. thanks for any replys![/col
or]

you want me to install something, I left your site immediately

Your domain wants me to install some adware. Are you mad?

How Rude!! Yea I am mad but the domain name was free. I plan to upgrade it! 
(I
use Apple w/ safari no problems) any way here is the real link
http://home.comcast.net/~skmm/index/intro.htm  Sorry for all that :-)

IMHO there's a lot of room for optimization on your site. Even for broadband
,
the site doesn't have a lot to offer for its size. You might want to conside
r
generating smaller thumbnails (in Photoshop or whatever) for the photos, and
only load the larger ones when clicked. The same goes for the maps. Also, I
wouldn't put music on a site like this, it's more likely to annoy users than
 it
is to amuse them, and it's a great size-reducer as well.
Considering the small amount of actual textual content, the site is way too
big.