Hi guys,

   My website is www.menggaris.com and if you go there 1st time, you will
find that it takes sometimes to load as the first page consist of several
images of a total of about 260kb in size. My index.html is like follow:
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<body>
        <div id="main">
                        <div id="slide"></div>
                        <div id="skip" style="display:none;margin:50px 
0;font-size:36px">
                                 about.php Get me out of here ! 
                        </div>          
        </div>
</body>
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and the javascript for this page is like follows:

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jQuery.preloadImages = function()
{
        for(var i = 0; i<arguments.length; i++)
        {
                jQuery(" ").attr("src", arguments[i]);
        }
}; 
$.preloadImages('images/loading.gif','images/logo.jpg',
'images/tech-buddy.jpg', 'images/microsoft-logo.jpg',
'images/java-logo.gif',
'images/linux-logo.jpg','images/mysql-logo-web-large.jpg','images/oracle-logo-web.jpg','images/dotnet-logo-web-large.jpg','images/php-logo-web-large.jpg','images/mssql.jpg','images/san-logo-web-large.jpg','images/bea-logo.gif');
$(function() {
        $('#slide').crossSlide({
          fade: 1
        }, [
          {
                src:  'images/logo.jpg',
                from: '100% 80% 1x',
                to:   '100% 0% 1.7x',
                time: 3
          }, {
                src:  'images/tech-buddy.jpg',
                from: '100% 80% 1.5x',
                to:   '80% 0% 1.1x',
                time: 3
          }, {
                src:  'images/microsoft-logo.jpg',
                from: '100% 80% 1x',
                to:   '100% 0% 1.7x',
                time: 2
          }, {
                src:  'images/java-logo.gif',
                from: '100% 50%',
                to:   'bottom right 1.5x',
                time: 2
          }, {
                src:  'images/linux-logo.jpg',
                from: 'top left',
                to:   'bottom right 1.5x',
                time: 2
          }, {
                src:  'images/mysql-logo-web-large.jpg',
                from: '100% 80% 1.5x',
                to:   '80% 0% 1.1x',
                time: 2
          }, {
                src:  'images/oracle-logo-web.jpg',
                from: 'top left',
                to:   'bottom right 1.5x',
                time: 2
          }, {
                src:  'images/dotnet-logo-web-large.jpg',
                from: '100% 50%',
                to:   '30% 50% 1.5x',
                time: 2
          }, {
                src:  'images/php-logo-web-large.jpg',
                from: 'top left',
                to:   '30% 50% 1.5x',
                time: 2
          }, {
                src:  'images/mssql.jpg',
                from: '100% 80% 1.5x',
                to:   '80% 0% 1.1x',
                time: 2
          }, {
                src:  'images/san-logo-web-large.jpg',
                from: 'top left',
                to:   'bottom right 1.5x',
                time: 2
          }, {
                src:  'images/bea-logo.gif',
                from: 'top right',
                to:   'bottom right 1.5x',
                time: 2
          }
        ]);
});
 $(document).ready(function(){
        $('#skip').show('slow');
 });
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I am trying to use the jquery preloadImages function. I slide show library I
am using is by jquery.cross-slide.js.
The problem here is that I want to finish loading the images then the word
"Get me out of here !" appear. Now the word appear before those images
finished loading. 
Is is possible that I use jquery to check if all the images have done
loading then I display the word "Get me out of here !" ? If yes, could
someone please show me the code ?

Thanks,
Mark Thien
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