Did that, and my computer still works, breathing a sigh of relief. I
actually did a search for all Temp folders on my computer and there were
about 6 or so. I deleted their contents as well (what I could anyway), and
all seems to be well.

Rob

"Chip Pearson" wrote in message
...

When you say
clean up, do you mean delete all those folders?

Kill all of them. You'll get an error if you attempt to delete a file in
use. Anything else is fair game to be wiped out.


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Cordially,
Chip Pearson
Microsoft MVP - Excel, 10 Years
Pearson Software Consulting
www.cpearson.com
(email on the web site)



"RobN" wrote in message
...
Dave,

I noticed your first comment in this thread was to clean up the temp
folder. Thought I'd look at mine by your suggested method, running
%temp%. My Temp is chockers with Folders....many of them empty, but many
not. When you say clean up, do you mean delete all those folders? Is
there any risk in doing that? Or should I look at each folder and decide
if it can be deleted...which would be difficult!

Rob


"Dave Peterson" wrote in message
...
Where I worked, each pc that was distributed at the same time had the
same
hardware configuration and same harddisk image.

It made the life of the IT folks much easier--not too bad for the
typical user,
but irritating for the power user who needed a non-standard
configuration.

I thought 2 minutes to open a file was pretty slow.

To the OP:
One more thought. Where is the file located? Any chance that the user
with the
slow opening workbook is having network problems?

"F.G." wrote:

Dave,

Actually I will be surprised if the entry level BM T42 opens fast a
large file with multiple formulas.
Some of them were shipped initially with only 256 MB of RAM at a very
low speed compared to todays' machines.
Maybe his friend is a tech guy and added extra 512 RAM (at least), he
is disabling the recalculation feature and stopping all the inutile
processes.
Also it is good to note that sometimes a serie of production is
custmized with additional option if requested by the buyre.
So maybe they are bothe T42 Architecture but wih different somponents.
He got the entry level of T42 and the other was upgraded ... I guess.

Regards,
FG

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Dave Peterson