Startup HTML file

Hi,
I have read in a Forms course, the following:
For example, to display a company logo in your application, you can include the image in the
HTML page that downloads at application startup rather than retrieving the image from the
database or the file system. The HTML page can be cached
This is regarding to image items, so to reduce network traffic, we can display that image in the HTML file that downloads at startup,rather than using image items. My question is, what is that html page? Where can i find it / edit it, to include a image, to display at runtime of Forms application?
Thanks.

Hello,
in the logo= formsweb.cfg file, you can include an image stored on the Application Server via a virtual path (like /forms/icons/my_image.jpg)
Francois

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