Setting the browser's buffer to several megabytes allows you to download images and text from many pages, then log off and look at them at your leisure by navigating forward and backward. Parts of the image will be offset in streaks. There is a fix for this problem. I found out about it through the Imaging Resource Web site. Go to the preferences for the AOL browser and turn off download compression.
Tested versions are consistent in slightly distorting the dimensions of images.
I got a chance to test many of these pages with WebTV and was pleasantly surprised. It seems my conservative designs fit well, for the most part, with the restrictions of this browser. Instead, it turns the images into thumbnails and the text table into a narrow strip. To view these pages you'll need a computer and browser. Site Information Human Touch Museum Made by Larry Nelson.