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Parker[_2_]

Long Delay When Saving File
 
Hello All,

A client I have is having an issue trying to save files. It opens all files
fine but when making changes and trying to save the file it take at least 3
to 5 minutes before finishing the save. Others who use this file can save
the files fine but the one client takes a long time. He was using office
2000. I upgraded him to 2003 but having the same issue. Any ideas on why
this is happening and is there a fix for this other that uninstall and
reinstall of the product? Other office programs save fine, just excel seems
to have an issue. Using XP pro.

Thanks in Advance



Gord Dibben

Long Delay When Saving File
 
Parker

A stretch, but having Journalling enabled in Microsoft Outlook can cause slow
saving.

Open Outlook and ToolsOptionsPreferencesJournal Options. Uncheck the Excel
option.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Fri, 6 Apr 2007 13:18:26 -0400, "Parker" wrote:

Hello All,

A client I have is having an issue trying to save files. It opens all files
fine but when making changes and trying to save the file it take at least 3
to 5 minutes before finishing the save. Others who use this file can save
the files fine but the one client takes a long time. He was using office
2000. I upgraded him to 2003 but having the same issue. Any ideas on why
this is happening and is there a fix for this other that uninstall and
reinstall of the product? Other office programs save fine, just excel seems
to have an issue. Using XP pro.

Thanks in Advance



Parker[_2_]

Long Delay When Saving File
 
Thanks for the quick response. Sorry the program wasn't even setup for
email. I did however have it startup without email support but the excel
box was not checked. Anything else I can look for?


"Gord Dibben" <gorddibbATshawDOTca wrote in message
...
Parker

A stretch, but having Journalling enabled in Microsoft Outlook can cause
slow
saving.

Open Outlook and ToolsOptionsPreferencesJournal Options. Uncheck the
Excel
option.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Fri, 6 Apr 2007 13:18:26 -0400, "Parker" wrote:

Hello All,

A client I have is having an issue trying to save files. It opens all
files
fine but when making changes and trying to save the file it take at least
3
to 5 minutes before finishing the save. Others who use this file can save
the files fine but the one client takes a long time. He was using office
2000. I upgraded him to 2003 but having the same issue. Any ideas on why
this is happening and is there a fix for this other that uninstall and
reinstall of the product? Other office programs save fine, just excel
seems
to have an issue. Using XP pro.

Thanks in Advance





Gord Dibben

Long Delay When Saving File
 
Parker

Have a look at Charles Williams' site.

There are some tips on the reasons for slow open and close at

http://www.decisionmodels.com/optspeedd.htm#OpSave


Gord

On Fri, 6 Apr 2007 13:58:04 -0400, "Parker" wrote:

Thanks for the quick response. Sorry the program wasn't even setup for
email. I did however have it startup without email support but the excel
box was not checked. Anything else I can look for?


"Gord Dibben" <gorddibbATshawDOTca wrote in message
.. .
Parker

A stretch, but having Journalling enabled in Microsoft Outlook can cause
slow
saving.

Open Outlook and ToolsOptionsPreferencesJournal Options. Uncheck the
Excel
option.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Fri, 6 Apr 2007 13:18:26 -0400, "Parker" wrote:

Hello All,

A client I have is having an issue trying to save files. It opens all
files
fine but when making changes and trying to save the file it take at least
3
to 5 minutes before finishing the save. Others who use this file can save
the files fine but the one client takes a long time. He was using office
2000. I upgraded him to 2003 but having the same issue. Any ideas on why
this is happening and is there a fix for this other that uninstall and
reinstall of the product? Other office programs save fine, just excel
seems
to have an issue. Using XP pro.

Thanks in Advance





Parker[_2_]

Long Delay When Saving File
 
Gord,
I have tried several of his tips with no success yet. I did notice
something that I hadnt seen before. When the client tries to save the file
it appears to make an additional copy next to it in the taskbar. Then when
the save has eventually finishes the extra copy(?) goes away. Is this
another problem?
Thanks Again

"Gord Dibben" <gorddibbATshawDOTca wrote in message
...
Parker

Have a look at Charles Williams' site.

There are some tips on the reasons for slow open and close at

http://www.decisionmodels.com/optspeedd.htm#OpSave


Gord

On Fri, 6 Apr 2007 13:58:04 -0400, "Parker" wrote:

Thanks for the quick response. Sorry the program wasn't even setup for
email. I did however have it startup without email support but the excel
box was not checked. Anything else I can look for?


"Gord Dibben" <gorddibbATshawDOTca wrote in message
. ..
Parker

A stretch, but having Journalling enabled in Microsoft Outlook can cause
slow
saving.

Open Outlook and ToolsOptionsPreferencesJournal Options. Uncheck the
Excel
option.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Fri, 6 Apr 2007 13:18:26 -0400, "Parker" wrote:

Hello All,

A client I have is having an issue trying to save files. It opens all
files
fine but when making changes and trying to save the file it take at
least
3
to 5 minutes before finishing the save. Others who use this file can
save
the files fine but the one client takes a long time. He was using
office
2000. I upgraded him to 2003 but having the same issue. Any ideas on
why
this is happening and is there a fix for this other that uninstall and
reinstall of the product? Other office programs save fine, just excel
seems
to have an issue. Using XP pro.

Thanks in Advance








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