Re: Very slow in edit mode

home wrote: >> Kev, on the off-chance that you may have exceeded the number >> of datagrids on a single card that anyone has tested, I would >> duplicate your stack and then remove one or more until things >> appear to function more timely. >> >> Just a thought! > > Thanks Joe, I deleted them one

Re: Very slow in edit mode

By "graphic effects", I've found that the aqua blue default button on Mac OS X visually pulsates and that pulsation is a graphic effect that uses a significant portion of the CPU. Could be you have a graphic effect that you did not specifically create that is causing the slowness. Kee Nethery

Very slow in edit mode

> Kev, on the off-chance that you may have exceeded the number of datagrids on > a single card that anyone has tested, I would duplicate your stack and then > remove one or more until things appear to function more timely. > > Just a thought! Thanks Joe, I deleted them one by one and it gradua

Re: Very slow in edit mode

home at quick-calcs.net wrote: > I don't know if anyone has ever had this problem, but I've got > one card which is incredibly slow when trying to edit it. Do any controls there use graphic effects? -- Richard Gaskin Fourth World Li

Re: Very slow in edit mode

Kev, on the off-chance that you may have exceeded the number of datagrids on a single card that anyone has tested, I would duplicate your stack and then remove one or more until things appear to function more timely. Just a thought! Joe Lewis Wilkins Architect & Director of Product Development

Very slow in edit mode

I don't know if anyone has ever had this problem, but I've got one card which is incredibly slow when trying to edit it. For example, moving a button takes over 10 seconds, aligning 4 fields takes almost 30 secs. Even making a selection can take several seconds. The card runs fine in run mode