ASP.NET 3.5 C# : Combine images in one download

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Hi All,

I Would like to know if its possible to combine mulitple images in 1 download. On my homepage I'm showing 12 images which change depending on the country of the user.

I notice this takes a lot of time to download for some users and i would like to know if it's possible to combine them into one download with an httphandler (in the way u can combina js and css) or even create 1 static image out of those 12.

For an example check here link text

Thanks for your time!

Kind regards, Mark

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