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body content here In order that the images are preloaded I must actually display them on the screen but make them 'invisible.' I can do this by putting them in a container (span) size of 1px by 1px and use an identical absolute position for each one so that the are displayed on top of one other. This will have the effect of displaying only the top left pixel of each image and showing a 1px 'dot' in the #container div. This will also hide the text associated with each image. In order that the images are preloaded I must actually display them on the screen but make them 'invisible.' I can do this by putting them in a container (span) size of 1px by 1px and use an identical absolute position for each one so that the are displayed on top of one other. This will have the effect of displaying only the top left pixel of each image and showing a 1px 'dot' in the #container div. This will also hide the text associated with each image. In order that the images are preloaded I must actually display them on the screen but make them 'invisible.' I can do this by putting them in a container (span) size of 1px by 1px and use an identical absolute position for each one so that the are displayed on top of one other. This will have the effect of displaying only the top left pixel of each image and showing a 1px 'dot' in the #container div. This will also hide the text associated with each image. In order that the images are preloaded I must actually display them on the screen but make them 'invisible.' I can do this by putting them in a container (span) size of 1px by 1px and use an identical absolute position for each one so that the are displayed on top of one other. This will have the effect of displaying only the top left pixel of each image and showing a 1px 'dot' in the #container div. This will also hide the text associated with each image. In order that the images are preloaded I must actually display them on the screen but make them 'invisible.' I can do this by putting them in a container (span) size of 1px by 1px and use an identical absolute position for each one so that the are displayed on top of one other. This will have the effect of displaying only the top left pixel of each image and showing a 1px 'dot' in the #container div. This will also hide the text associated with each image. In order that the images are preloaded I must actually display them on the screen but make them 'invisible.' I can do this by putting them in a container (span) size of 1px by 1px and use an identical absolute position for each one so that the are displayed on top of one other. This will have the effect of displaying only the top left pixel of each image and showing a 1px 'dot' in the #container div. This will also hide the text associated with each image. In order that the images are preloaded I must actually display them on the screen but make them 'invisible.' I can do this by putting them in a container (span) size of 1px by 1px and use an identical absolute position for each one so that the are displayed on top of one other. This will have the effect of displaying only the top left pixel of each image and showing a 1px 'dot' in the #container div. This will also hide the text associated with each image.