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| Obtaining the fastest Office performance We have a Dell Poweredge 2950 running Server 2003 that was installed two years ago. Our workstations were/are Latitude D630's that were maxed out on drive speed, memory and near the highest processing speed. The are running Vista and XP. Our Office 2003/2007 documents seem to open slow compared to documents I have seen opened at other firms. We have some heavy duty Excel models that should obviously open a bit slower, but even word documents tend to take a few seconds to open. My wife's firm had old Dell workstations, but their documents, even large spreadsheets seemed to open instantaneously? Is there something I am missing on the back end? Someone please enlighten me. What is the perfect IT senario for opening and running large excel spreadsheets? Thank you. |
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| Re: Obtaining the fastest Office performance In article <CE3FCBEC-C731-44A4-A6EB-9AD0BABC659B@microsoft.com>, Chicago484 wrote: > We have a Dell Poweredge 2950 running Server 2003 that was installed two > years ago. Our workstations were/are Latitude D630's that were maxed out on > drive speed, memory and near the highest processing speed. Actual numbers would be more useful. What is the drive speed, how much memory is installed, and so on? > The are running > Vista and XP. Our Office 2003/2007 documents seem to open slow compared to > documents I have seen opened at other firms. Factors that might be in play: - Different network speeds - Opening across network vs locally from hard drive - Different antivirus/firewall/security software - Locally installed vs network installed printers And if you open documents by doubleclicking their icons, the slowdown might be due to Word/Excel starting up slowly as can happen when you've previously opened documents from drives that are no longer present/available. We have some heavy duty Excel > models that should obviously open a bit slower, but even word documents tend > to take a few seconds to open. My wife's firm had old Dell workstations, > but their documents, even large spreadsheets seemed to open instantaneously? > Is there something I am missing on the back end? Someone please enlighten > me. What is the perfect IT senario for opening and running large excel > spreadsheets? Thank you. |
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