Hi Gary.

Yes, I did see that and fixed it on my machine.  I had noticed general
sluggishness after performing the original update, and this did releave
that problem.  But I still see occasional sluggishness on Internet Explorer
6.  Many pages load and work just fine.  But a few pages display the kind
of behavior I related earlier.

73, de Lou K2LKK



At 03:42 AM 6/24/2003 -0500, you wrote:
>Hi Lou,
>
>I did forget the little problem with 4.50 that caused us to have to control
>N to open a new brouser window when accessing a link from within an email
>message.  Also, I have experienced a bit of what yyou are talking about on a
>very few web sites trying to get jaws to stop speaking, but that's only with
>4.51 as far as I can remember. As far as general sluggishness I haven't had
>much trouble with that at all with the exception of the security patch that
>was posted here last week. If you didn't see that you may want to try
>un-installing the old versionandrun windowsupdates to getthe new version.
>That has made a difference with my machine. It will be listed in add/ remove
>in the hot fixes with the number 811493. That was posted by Bob Tinney a few
>days ago. Other than that  I can'tthink of many things that wouldcause the
>system to be sluggish. You already mentioned memory and that could be
>possible but I would thinknotpropable. I would seriously look at the display
>settings and the patch I mentioned.
>
>Gary
>
>Gary Jackson    kk5ge
>Phone: 409-962-0353
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