Awhile back I had posted a problem with a slow network and have resolved that it is not the network. Here is my situation: for three years I have been using a program on a network of 3 computers, the program runs fine. I have opened a second location and had been modifying my database(same tables and structure, just making some forms more useful and better looking). Where I am seeing a significant slowdown is on my new network(3 computers) running my new app. When I say slowdown, I mean that it can take 5 seconds or more to go to the next row in a scrolling region. It runs fine if I only start the app on one computer, but if I start it on a second computer the slowdown begins. To make sure it was not a network issue, I loaded the old program on the new network and it works fine. The main fuction of my app is to launch an compiled app from a menu, this creates a temp table to enter new data into a form with a scrolling region. One difference between new and old is that in the old I projected a temp table from a table, and on the new I created the temp table with the same structure-would this make a difference. I understand that a temp table is created in memory, is that on the computer where it is running, what about the form? Anybody have any ideas cause I'm sure open to suggestions. Tom Hart
