Also, most browsers now support progressive loading of images so that the image slowly becomes visible. It is much more effective to have all graphics and text loaded on a page with a large progressive image slowly appearing than it is to have a large image immediately visible while all of the text and small images slowly appear. TurboSite is most effective on pages where a visitor may spend a lot of time such as a large index page or a page with a lot of text. This is simply because the longer the user is on a TurboSite page the more items that TurboSite can load from your list. On these type of pages you may want to take advantage of the time to load those large graphics that you may have.
Banners take time to load from other sites.
If you can avoid the use of banners you will find that TurboSite will begin much more quickly as it does not have to wait as the users browser finishes accessing another site to load the banner. If you must use banners and you can do it, try putting the TurboSite code before the banner code on your page. This will load TurboSite first and let it begin rather than waiting for a banner to load first from a busy banner site. TurboSite is a Java applet. If a visitor to your site has a Java enabled browser then TurboSite will run and begin caching pages.