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New Server Means Faster Download Times for ChiroWeb Users

Dynamic Chiropractic Staff

Dynamic Chiropractic has purchased a new in-house computer server to speed up your access to our web pages at ChiroWeb.com. ChiroWeb was previously housed in an offsite server, along with 80 other websites.

The new server is not only faster, but contains twice as much memory, which also speeds up the processing and delivering of information. Log files which track ChiroWeb's site statistics will be compiled and stored on the server, which ensures that important browsing data will be saved and that more accurate statistics can be delivered to ChiroWeb's readers and advertisers.

The addition of a dedicated server is just one of several steps Dynamic Chiropractic is taking to improve your access to ChiroWeb.com. Look for more updates on the status of ChiroWeb in future issues of the ChiroWeb Kiosk.

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