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I tried opening some of my 2003 spreadsheets with 3D graphs in Excel 2007 and
the performance is painfully slow. The graph colors changed and it lost the feature where I could rotate the graph on it's edges and view the 3D graph from many angles. Also, everytime I make the slightest change the redrawing takes almost 30 secs to a minute. I have a decent machine 1.7GHz, 1GB RAM WinXP Pro SP2 and the program performance should be better than what it is now. I know that this is a beta software but I thought I still need to point it out. Mangal |
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If you have a legal copy of 2007 you should know there is a PW protected
newsgroup for beta testers Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Mangal Singh" wrote: I tried opening some of my 2003 spreadsheets with 3D graphs in Excel 2007 and the performance is painfully slow. The graph colors changed and it lost the feature where I could rotate the graph on it's edges and view the 3D graph from many angles. Also, everytime I make the slightest change the redrawing takes almost 30 secs to a minute. I have a decent machine 1.7GHz, 1GB RAM WinXP Pro SP2 and the program performance should be better than what it is now. I know that this is a beta software but I thought I still need to point it out. Mangal |
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I looked at http://www.microsoft.com/communities/newsgroups and found this
group to be the most appropriate forum. Sometimes it does get really hard to find the appropriate forum to bring up those issues. I think MS hasn't updated all the links for this Office 2007 beta release. Mangal "Peo Sjoblom" wrote: If you have a legal copy of 2007 you should know there is a PW protected newsgroup for beta testers Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Mangal Singh" wrote: I tried opening some of my 2003 spreadsheets with 3D graphs in Excel 2007 and the performance is painfully slow. The graph colors changed and it lost the feature where I could rotate the graph on it's edges and view the 3D graph from many angles. Also, everytime I make the slightest change the redrawing takes almost 30 secs to a minute. I have a decent machine 1.7GHz, 1GB RAM WinXP Pro SP2 and the program performance should be better than what it is now. I know that this is a beta software but I thought I still need to point it out. Mangal |
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If you are a beta tester you should have gotten an email with all the info on
how to log on to microsoft's beta web site, there you can get the necessary passwords and instructions on how to use those newsgroups and download the latest beta. Peo "Mangal Singh" wrote: I looked at http://www.microsoft.com/communities/newsgroups and found this group to be the most appropriate forum. Sometimes it does get really hard to find the appropriate forum to bring up those issues. I think MS hasn't updated all the links for this Office 2007 beta release. Mangal "Peo Sjoblom" wrote: If you have a legal copy of 2007 you should know there is a PW protected newsgroup for beta testers Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Mangal Singh" wrote: I tried opening some of my 2003 spreadsheets with 3D graphs in Excel 2007 and the performance is painfully slow. The graph colors changed and it lost the feature where I could rotate the graph on it's edges and view the 3D graph from many angles. Also, everytime I make the slightest change the redrawing takes almost 30 secs to a minute. I have a decent machine 1.7GHz, 1GB RAM WinXP Pro SP2 and the program performance should be better than what it is now. I know that this is a beta software but I thought I still need to point it out. Mangal |
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Not for the public beta release that happened yesterday. No emails, nothing.
If I had received an email I wouldn't be writing here now, would I? Mangal "Peo Sjoblom" wrote: If you are a beta tester you should have gotten an email with all the info on how to log on to microsoft's beta web site, there you can get the necessary passwords and instructions on how to use those newsgroups and download the latest beta. Peo "Mangal Singh" wrote: I looked at http://www.microsoft.com/communities/newsgroups and found this group to be the most appropriate forum. Sometimes it does get really hard to find the appropriate forum to bring up those issues. I think MS hasn't updated all the links for this Office 2007 beta release. Mangal "Peo Sjoblom" wrote: If you have a legal copy of 2007 you should know there is a PW protected newsgroup for beta testers Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Mangal Singh" wrote: I tried opening some of my 2003 spreadsheets with 3D graphs in Excel 2007 and the performance is painfully slow. The graph colors changed and it lost the feature where I could rotate the graph on it's edges and view the 3D graph from many angles. Also, everytime I make the slightest change the redrawing takes almost 30 secs to a minute. I have a decent machine 1.7GHz, 1GB RAM WinXP Pro SP2 and the program performance should be better than what it is now. I know that this is a beta software but I thought I still need to point it out. Mangal |
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That would depend on if you are a legal beta tester or if you have an
illegal copy, wouldn't it? Regardless, I am talking about beta 1, the version you are using, those emails went out over 6 months ago Peo "Mangal Singh" wrote in message ... Not for the public beta release that happened yesterday. No emails, nothing. If I had received an email I wouldn't be writing here now, would I? Mangal "Peo Sjoblom" wrote: If you are a beta tester you should have gotten an email with all the info on how to log on to microsoft's beta web site, there you can get the necessary passwords and instructions on how to use those newsgroups and download the latest beta. Peo "Mangal Singh" wrote: I looked at http://www.microsoft.com/communities/newsgroups and found this group to be the most appropriate forum. Sometimes it does get really hard to find the appropriate forum to bring up those issues. I think MS hasn't updated all the links for this Office 2007 beta release. Mangal "Peo Sjoblom" wrote: If you have a legal copy of 2007 you should know there is a PW protected newsgroup for beta testers Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Mangal Singh" wrote: I tried opening some of my 2003 spreadsheets with 3D graphs in Excel 2007 and the performance is painfully slow. The graph colors changed and it lost the feature where I could rotate the graph on it's edges and view the 3D graph from many angles. Also, everytime I make the slightest change the redrawing takes almost 30 secs to a minute. I have a decent machine 1.7GHz, 1GB RAM WinXP Pro SP2 and the program performance should be better than what it is now. I know that this is a beta software but I thought I still need to point it out. Mangal |
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I don't know what gives you the idea that I'm using beta 1. And what do you
mean by legal. I don't know where you live but pretty much the whole world can now "legally" download the office 2007 beta 2 from Microsoft's site. So your comments have been anything but helpful. Instead, you've managed to draw me into this unnecessary argument about legal and illegal beta. Again, let me emphasize, a public beta version was released yesterday (05/23/2006). I'm talking about that. It was a straight download without any information about a special newsgroup or any such thing. I guess that clarifies things for you. Mangal "Peo Sjoblom" wrote: That would depend on if you are a legal beta tester or if you have an illegal copy, wouldn't it? Regardless, I am talking about beta 1, the version you are using, those emails went out over 6 months ago Peo "Mangal Singh" wrote in message ... Not for the public beta release that happened yesterday. No emails, nothing. If I had received an email I wouldn't be writing here now, would I? Mangal "Peo Sjoblom" wrote: If you are a beta tester you should have gotten an email with all the info on how to log on to microsoft's beta web site, there you can get the necessary passwords and instructions on how to use those newsgroups and download the latest beta. Peo "Mangal Singh" wrote: I looked at http://www.microsoft.com/communities/newsgroups and found this group to be the most appropriate forum. Sometimes it does get really hard to find the appropriate forum to bring up those issues. I think MS hasn't updated all the links for this Office 2007 beta release. Mangal "Peo Sjoblom" wrote: If you have a legal copy of 2007 you should know there is a PW protected newsgroup for beta testers Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Mangal Singh" wrote: I tried opening some of my 2003 spreadsheets with 3D graphs in Excel 2007 and the performance is painfully slow. The graph colors changed and it lost the feature where I could rotate the graph on it's edges and view the 3D graph from many angles. Also, everytime I make the slightest change the redrawing takes almost 30 secs to a minute. I have a decent machine 1.7GHz, 1GB RAM WinXP Pro SP2 and the program performance should be better than what it is now. I know that this is a beta software but I thought I still need to point it out. Mangal |
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You are right, I apologize. I truly didn't know it was available for anyone,
I thought it was the same as with beta1. -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Mangal Singh" wrote in message ... I don't know what gives you the idea that I'm using beta 1. And what do you mean by legal. I don't know where you live but pretty much the whole world can now "legally" download the office 2007 beta 2 from Microsoft's site. So your comments have been anything but helpful. Instead, you've managed to draw me into this unnecessary argument about legal and illegal beta. Again, let me emphasize, a public beta version was released yesterday (05/23/2006). I'm talking about that. It was a straight download without any information about a special newsgroup or any such thing. I guess that clarifies things for you. Mangal "Peo Sjoblom" wrote: That would depend on if you are a legal beta tester or if you have an illegal copy, wouldn't it? Regardless, I am talking about beta 1, the version you are using, those emails went out over 6 months ago Peo "Mangal Singh" wrote in message ... Not for the public beta release that happened yesterday. No emails, nothing. If I had received an email I wouldn't be writing here now, would I? Mangal "Peo Sjoblom" wrote: If you are a beta tester you should have gotten an email with all the info on how to log on to microsoft's beta web site, there you can get the necessary passwords and instructions on how to use those newsgroups and download the latest beta. Peo "Mangal Singh" wrote: I looked at http://www.microsoft.com/communities/newsgroups and found this group to be the most appropriate forum. Sometimes it does get really hard to find the appropriate forum to bring up those issues. I think MS hasn't updated all the links for this Office 2007 beta release. Mangal "Peo Sjoblom" wrote: If you have a legal copy of 2007 you should know there is a PW protected newsgroup for beta testers Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Mangal Singh" wrote: I tried opening some of my 2003 spreadsheets with 3D graphs in Excel 2007 and the performance is painfully slow. The graph colors changed and it lost the feature where I could rotate the graph on it's edges and view the 3D graph from many angles. Also, everytime I make the slightest change the redrawing takes almost 30 secs to a minute. I have a decent machine 1.7GHz, 1GB RAM WinXP Pro SP2 and the program performance should be better than what it is now. I know that this is a beta software but I thought I still need to point it out. Mangal |
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Nevermind, we've all been guilty of speaking without knowing sometime or the
other. Mangal "Peo Sjoblom" wrote: You are right, I apologize. I truly didn't know it was available for anyone, I thought it was the same as with beta1. -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Mangal Singh" wrote in message ... I don't know what gives you the idea that I'm using beta 1. And what do you mean by legal. I don't know where you live but pretty much the whole world can now "legally" download the office 2007 beta 2 from Microsoft's site. So your comments have been anything but helpful. Instead, you've managed to draw me into this unnecessary argument about legal and illegal beta. Again, let me emphasize, a public beta version was released yesterday (05/23/2006). I'm talking about that. It was a straight download without any information about a special newsgroup or any such thing. I guess that clarifies things for you. Mangal "Peo Sjoblom" wrote: That would depend on if you are a legal beta tester or if you have an illegal copy, wouldn't it? Regardless, I am talking about beta 1, the version you are using, those emails went out over 6 months ago Peo "Mangal Singh" wrote in message ... Not for the public beta release that happened yesterday. No emails, nothing. If I had received an email I wouldn't be writing here now, would I? Mangal "Peo Sjoblom" wrote: If you are a beta tester you should have gotten an email with all the info on how to log on to microsoft's beta web site, there you can get the necessary passwords and instructions on how to use those newsgroups and download the latest beta. Peo "Mangal Singh" wrote: I looked at http://www.microsoft.com/communities/newsgroups and found this group to be the most appropriate forum. Sometimes it does get really hard to find the appropriate forum to bring up those issues. I think MS hasn't updated all the links for this Office 2007 beta release. Mangal "Peo Sjoblom" wrote: If you have a legal copy of 2007 you should know there is a PW protected newsgroup for beta testers Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Mangal Singh" wrote: I tried opening some of my 2003 spreadsheets with 3D graphs in Excel 2007 and the performance is painfully slow. The graph colors changed and it lost the feature where I could rotate the graph on it's edges and view the 3D graph from many angles. Also, everytime I make the slightest change the redrawing takes almost 30 secs to a minute. I have a decent machine 1.7GHz, 1GB RAM WinXP Pro SP2 and the program performance should be better than what it is now. I know that this is a beta software but I thought I still need to point it out. Mangal |
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I'm having the exact problem! Every program hangs! I live in Outlook so this
is making me consider going back to Office 2003. "Mangal Singh" wrote: I tried opening some of my 2003 spreadsheets with 3D graphs in Excel 2007 and the performance is painfully slow. The graph colors changed and it lost the feature where I could rotate the graph on it's edges and view the 3D graph from many angles. Also, everytime I make the slightest change the redrawing takes almost 30 secs to a minute. I have a decent machine 1.7GHz, 1GB RAM WinXP Pro SP2 and the program performance should be better than what it is now. I know that this is a beta software but I thought I still need to point it out. Mangal |
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I explained performance issues here before already;
Running it here and it uses "only" 64MB. Total memory usage also depends on how many add-ins you have running. These will all disguise under the outlook.exe process. Note that memory management works differently and it depends on how many free RAM you have. As long as there is still RAM available and no other application requests it there is no reason to return this memory even when what Outlook keeps in RAM currently isn't being used. This way when you do use it Outlook will respond faster. If another application requests the memory and Outlook isn't actively using the memory it's "hogging" it will be returned to the system which it will assign it to the other application. In addition note that BETA products will use more memory than final products since there hasn't been done much code optimization in a BETA. As for the slowness; especially on first startup it is slow since Outlook converts a whole bunch of stuff. The indexer will slow down Outlook a bit as well but once the initial index have been built speed will return (typing in Outlook lagged for over a second directly after installation of BETA 2 for me). And again; it's BETA, reponsiveness isn't indicative for the final product yet. This will start at RC1 level. -- Robert Sparnaaij [MVP-Outlook] Coauthor, Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003 http://www.howto-outlook.com/ Outlook FAQ, HowTo, Downloads, Add-Ins and more ----- "cmcarthy" wrote in message ... I'm having the exact problem! Every program hangs! I live in Outlook so this is making me consider going back to Office 2003. "Mangal Singh" wrote: I tried opening some of my 2003 spreadsheets with 3D graphs in Excel 2007 and the performance is painfully slow. The graph colors changed and it lost the feature where I could rotate the graph on it's edges and view the 3D graph from many angles. Also, everytime I make the slightest change the redrawing takes almost 30 secs to a minute. I have a decent machine 1.7GHz, 1GB RAM WinXP Pro SP2 and the program performance should be better than what it is now. I know that this is a beta software but I thought I still need to point it out. Mangal |
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From the Office 2007 Beta site
http://www.microsoft.com/office/prev...tthebeta.mspx: About Beta Software a.. Registration is required for participation. b.. 2007 Microsoft Office system Beta 2 is for evaluation and planning purposes only. c.. Beta software does not necessarily display the same high level of stability of shipped Microsoft products. d.. Beta testers may experience problems with 2007 Microsoft Office system Beta 2 products that could potentially result in loss, corruption, or destruction of existing data. e.. This beta testing release is not appropriate for production use. f.. It is strongly recommended that you back up your existing data before you install and run this software. g.. Beta code is offered "as is," and does not include technical support. h.. Many organizations have policies prohibiting unauthorized software installation on company-owned computers. Make sure you check with your IT department before downloading and installing 2007 Microsoft Office system Beta 2 on your computer at work. Please note bullets 4 & 5. -- Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook] Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without reading. After furious head scratching, cmcarthy asked: | I'm having the exact problem! Every program hangs! I live in Outlook | so this is making me consider going back to Office 2003. | | "Mangal Singh" wrote: | || I tried opening some of my 2003 spreadsheets with 3D graphs in Excel || 2007 and the performance is painfully slow. The graph colors changed || and it lost the feature where I could rotate the graph on it's edges || and view the 3D graph from many angles. || || Also, everytime I make the slightest change the redrawing takes || almost 30 secs to a minute. I have a decent machine 1.7GHz, 1GB RAM || WinXP Pro SP2 and the program performance should be better than what || it is now. I know that this is a beta software but I thought I still || need to point it out. || || Mangal |
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