It is astonishing what you can do with SpiderBasic. The windows library aside (except for the flag #PB_Window_Background) you can use gadgets and routines to replace the work necessary in HTMl or JavaScript. However, correct me if i am wrong, every page needs to load those 7 MB js files to display, am i right?
On cable modem, ISDN and connections slower than 5 Mbit/s this is really ugly. I would not want my customers to have this disadvantage when loading a simple image-and-text page. Plus, is there any way to build in animations like the professional commercial pages do?
Greetings
