Like others, I had not been successful getting the -turbo option to work for me. I had added the -turbo option to the Parameters line in my Mozilla program object, but all that would happen when I tried to start it is that it would briefly pop up a white screen and then close. If I tried double clicking on the program object again, it would appear to start but then it would just stop. Looking in Watchcat, I could see that a Mozilla process was still running so I would terminate it and when I tried starting the Mozilla -turbo object again, I would get the white screen popping up and then closing.
After repeating this process more times than I care to admit, it finally occurred to me what I was doing wrong. The first Mozilla -turbo session needs to continue running in the background in order for a second Mozilla session to open up at turbo speed. In other words, my solution was to create TWO program objects for "Mozilla -turbo", one that I placed in my startup folder and the other one on my desktop that I use to open up Mozilla sessions. Now when I click on the desktop Mozilla object, it opens in about 4 seconds! Very nice. Hope this helps someone else. Ralph Cohen
