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CPU Usage consistently above 75%
When highlighting cells in Excel 2000, the CPU usage is constantly at 75% and
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CPU Usage consistently above 75%
Why is this a bad thing?
Shouldn't windows decide how many resources excel will need and allocate things accordingly? From a non-technical person, I'd say let windows be windows and let excel be excel. On the other hand, do you have a co-worker with the same set up as you (and about the same number of applications/processes running)? If you do, what do they show? (This non-technical person doesn't have a response in either case, though.) hparteep wrote: When highlighting cells in Excel 2000, the CPU usage is constantly at 75% and higher. The OS is Windows 2000, 500 Mb ram. -- Dave Peterson |
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