Image size makes for slow viewing

Does iweb reduce the photos inserted from iphoto? Even though I have a broadband connection, when visiting my own site, the page with the thumbnails loads very slowly.
Do I need to resize them first in a separate album in iphoto?
I wish there was an option to set the image size, like you do when exporting from iphoto to email, or web, etc.
thanks.

This issue has been widely discussed in this forum. iWeb uses the PNG format for all but a few images. PNG is an uncompressed format, so that an image that would be, say, 30 KB as a JPEG can be 150 KB or more as a PNG. This is a huge problem and has caused my wife and I to totally drop iWeb because most people viewing our family web site have only dialup connections (rural area). I've read that 60% of the US are still on dialup, though others on this forum have disputed that figure, saying it is more like 40%. Even so, do you REALLY want 40% of your site visitors hitting the back button because it takes too long for your page to load. A simple home page that we created took 5 - 8 minutes to load on dialup.
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