Beryld, I actually meant that in reference to you. Like I said, I understand there are people who sincerely cannot get broadband, and believe me, I feel for them. I cannot live without mine anymore. (I know from experience. Mine went down for 3 days earlier this year and I had a total fit.) I meant old tech in terms of, I cannot wait 5 more years for broadband to reach everywhere. I didn't wait very long to move on with websites resolution. Once people started changing their monitors to 1024x768, I made the jump too. As far the broadband, yes, I am sorry it takes too long for you to view things, and I by no means think it is fair, however, my most recent image was an attempt at realism. You can see the pores on the woman's face. If I turned down the quality (it's around 95%) then I lose that. I wanted the quality, and I am willing to sacrifice a few views. In a perfect world, broadband would be ubiquitous, and free. But we all know how perfect this world is ;-)