Oops...that should be "But DON'T use 8 bit on the SERVER end." The
restrict to 8 bit on the user end still applies. I've found that to go
quite quickly.
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At 08:03 PM Tuesday 2/6/2001 -0900, you allegedly said:
>Make sure the users are using optimized settings. The fastest setting
>(oddly enough) I've found is 24 bits per pixel on the server end, or use
>16 bits per pixel, then restrict to 8 bits on the user end. But DON'T use
>8 bit on the user end. Things look bad, and it's still really slow (don't
>know why).
>
>(Note: this is for Unix (server) to windows (client) connection).
>
>j----- k-----
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