If you are using graphics acceleration level 4 or 5, it's likely that you will come across Web pages or images on Web pages that you want to see in their original form. In some cases the difference may be very apparent. In others, practically indistinguishable. If you are using IE, you can refresh an image or page using Right-click menu items. Alternatively, you can change the graphics acceleration setting and then Ctrl-Refresh to reload the entire page. For complete details on graphics acceleration options Click Here. Most other browsers allow you to refresh a page using a Refresh or Reload command. In some cases you may need to hold down the Ctrl or Shift key. However, some programs that display Web pages cannot be easily refresh. One example is Outlook. A workaround is to use Outlook's Save As command to save the file in HTML format to your desktop, then double click it to view in your browser. Once in your browser, you can use the Refresh With Full Quality right-click commands or reload with a lower-level graphics compression (Level 1 or 2).