On Thu, 7 Feb 2002 06:00:37 UTC, Ruediger Wenzel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi, Charlie - never heard/read about turbo mode. How can I set it? just > printing -turbo in the "Settings"-window doesn't seen to work - the > browser crashes under startup - just shows the splash-screen for some > few seconds, than it dies. > First, I'm not sure what you mean by the "Settings" window. If that indicates that you are attempting to run Mozilla under Warp3 then that could be a problem since I think that the developers only test it under Warp4 and above. Under Warp 4+ or ECS, in order to start Mozilla in the turbo mode create a program object with -turbo in the 'Optional Parameter' box in the Properties window. Assuming that no other sessions of Mozilla are running, when the -turbo program object is started, there should be a lot of disk activity and then a white screen will briefly flash and then nothing - except that the program object should still be crosshatched showing that it's loaded. Next, create another program object for Mozilla without the -turbo option, and when you double click on that object Mozilla should open up in just a few seconds. In other words, the -turbo session must stay loaded all the time and the sessions you work with are run from the second program object. On my system, I keep a copy of the -turbo object in my startup folder and a copy of the non-turbo object on my desktop. FWIW I'm not having any problems running 0.9.8 in the turbo mode. Hope that helps. Ralph Cohen
