David W. Fenton wrote:
On 10 Jul 2007 at 21:24, dhbailey wrote:
Once IE has opened on my computer (whoever
it was that complained about Acrobat taking a long time to load sure
never opened IE on my computer!) it's very responsive.
This is a complaint I never understood, as I always found IE to open
nearly instantaneously. Well, actually, what happens is that you get
the IE window but it takes longer for the page to render.
However, I recently realized that a lot of people have add-in
toolbars added to IE. One of the worst offenders is MSN Messenger,
because when it's installed, in some circumstances it will try to
connect every time you view a new web page (I forget the specifics --
I removed it immediately!).
So, if IE is slow, it may be an indicator that you should prune the
add-ins. No one should be using IE as principle browser anyway (well,
maybe IE7), as all the alternatives are much much better and faster
and more versatile.
I never use IE so I never have added any extras to it. Except that for
the Finale2008 help files to work, when I clicked on the Visual
Reference I had to add the Adobe Flash plug-in to get the interactive
nature of that page to work.
--
David H. Bailey
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