How can I be sure my customers can see my Zoomify Images even if they e using AOL?
The standard setup of any Flash content should be easily accessible even for AOL users, however, it is possible that some AOL users may have browser settings that prevent Flash Player from dynamically loading images. This my occur because AOL will, in some versions, attempt to automatically convert JPEG files to ‘progressive’ JPEG format, which is intended to allow the image content to load in horizontal strips as it is downloaded. (This is actually a function of the AOL caching system which can modify content on the fly and which compresses and or reformats image content to streamline delivery to the many millions of AOL users using dial-up Internet access.) The Flash Player may fail to load AOL-modified image files. If this problem is encountered it can be addressed by instructing the site visitor to modify their browser settings to leave JPEG files in their original state and not convert them to progressive JPEG format. The AOL browser is a modified version of Internet Explorer and
