Slow typing in Outlook
Thread Starter
Joined: Oct 2000
Posts: 78
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From: Dubai, UAE
Hi All,
Mmm, it's weird, but whenever I write or reply to an email, it's all suddenly slowed down. The longer i type and edit, the slower the keyboard gets.
I've got loads of poke on the machine;
AMD 1.4 Ghz
1 Gb RAM
It should be faster. Any ideas please?
Regards
Mo
Mmm, it's weird, but whenever I write or reply to an email, it's all suddenly slowed down. The longer i type and edit, the slower the keyboard gets.
I've got loads of poke on the machine;
AMD 1.4 Ghz
1 Gb RAM
It should be faster. Any ideas please?
Regards
Mo
Joined: Jan 2002
Posts: 156
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From: Sandwich, Kent, UK
hhmmm, I've also noticed this. It only seems to happen (for me at least) when writing a mail in 'HTML' mail format - if you run 'Task Manager' at the same time, you'll see that your CPU usage goes up to 100% whenever you're typing. It doesn't happen if you write mails in plain text or rich text (RTF) formats.
I can't offer a solution, unfortunately - you could just write mails in rich text, but I guess that would mean that your recipients would only see your formatting if they are also using one of Mr Gates' mail products (Netscape mail doesn't seem to know how to display rich text, for example...).
A cynic might cry 'conspiracy' but I tend to think it's probably just shoddy, inefficient coding in the HTML renderer built in to Outlook...
cbl.
I can't offer a solution, unfortunately - you could just write mails in rich text, but I guess that would mean that your recipients would only see your formatting if they are also using one of Mr Gates' mail products (Netscape mail doesn't seem to know how to display rich text, for example...).
A cynic might cry 'conspiracy' but I tend to think it's probably just shoddy, inefficient coding in the HTML renderer built in to Outlook...
cbl.
Thread Starter
Joined: Oct 2000
Posts: 78
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From: Dubai, UAE
Sorry CBL, in my excitement I forgot to help;
https://secure.reg.net/product.asp?T...D7E0D14CE54%7D
Its a free download. It says $10, but that's voluntary. Cacheman has several wizards that are self explanatory and are system dependant. Play around with it and see if it helps
Regards
https://secure.reg.net/product.asp?T...D7E0D14CE54%7D
Its a free download. It says $10, but that's voluntary. Cacheman has several wizards that are self explanatory and are system dependant. Play around with it and see if it helps
Regards
Plastic PPRuNer

Joined: Sep 2000
Posts: 1,902
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From: Rochechouart, France
Well, bu**er me with a broomstick Mo Heekan! Cacheman actually worked. Have now dismissed it from run-on-bootup but the hesitations are still gone. Now trying to figure out exactly why......
Thanks
MTK
Thanks
MTK




