Java applet loads too slow.

I was wondering if there is anyway to remedy this situation:
I am using TextPad to write my java code/html code. when i send my HTML code to Internet Explorer to view my applet, it takes several seconds to load. Even while looking at other java applets, it takes a while. Is there anything I can do to speed that up?
dm0ca

Yeah....thats not much help.
I have a slower comp that can run java applets with no lag.
Anyone else have a solution?
dm0ca

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