RE: Slow loading when inserting pictures

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Michael
Thanks for the response. I am running the detect and repair right now...I
can guarentee you that its not a RAM issue. First I have 1 GB of RAM on the
computer along with a very fast processor. The computer is literally less
than 2 weeks old fresh from Dell. There is no spyware as I run regular checks
for that with Microsoft Antispyware and McAfee VirusScan.

The problem isn't actually inserting the picture but switching folders. For
example if it starts in My documents and I want to insert something in "my
pictures" I would double click on it and it will take about 1 minute to open
the My Pictures file. The same goes for clicking the down arrow up top and
selecting a new drive (like our network drive). The size of the folder
doesn't seem to influence the length of time from my estimations either.

"Michael_Corral" wrote:

> Trevor,
>
> It could be many things. It could be the size of the document, your network
> server, a lot of things. You will have to knock out each possible way to
> find out what the cause is. What I would do is first perform Detect and
> Repair… option inside Word and on the Help menu. Then I would close all open
> documents that I have open except for a blank new sheet from Word. Then go
> to Insert Picture, but I would choose a very, very small picture, in
> addition, I would first open that picture and save it to your Desktop. If
> nothing else is running, i.e. Outlook, or other software and it is still
> hanging, I would install more RAM. If you need help on how to install RAM,
> reply to this asking for info and I will provide it. Now if the extra RAM
> does not solve the problem, and you inserted this picture from your Desktop,
> there is a problem with your PC. There could be all kinds of things running
> in the “background.” Like spy ware and stuff like that. If you need
> suggestions on this, just ask. If you have run spy ware cleaners, virus
> cleaners, installed more RAM, and you are still not trying to do this from a
> network, and the problem still persists. I would take you computer to a
> professional or have them come to you.
>
> Good luck and post your progress.
>
> Mike
>
>
> --
> Top Notch Admin
>
>
> "Trevor Rasmussen" wrote:
>
> > I just got a new computer with Office 2003 on it. When I click on insert
> > picture, the box pops up, but upon clicking on a folder the system locks up
> > for almost a minute each time I click on a folder. It only does this in MS
> > Office products, not in any other applications that I have. It does this
> > pretty consistantly every time I click on a folder, but every once and a
> > while it just goes. It also does this with opening documents or using Save
> > As.
> >
> > I went out to install any updates and they have all been installed and the
> > problem still remains. Any suggestions as to what could be wrong??
.



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