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How to launch an Excel Workbook quickier, by ...
.... avoiding all general functionallities, commandbars, menus, that
are unusefull to my application, that in turn is a simple ready to access table of data (with very few specific actions already programmed in macros)? Thanks all SergioF |
How to launch an Excel Workbook quickier, by ...
hi,
Striping excel of commandbars and menus will not make excel open any quickeror at least to any real noticable degree. the menus and commandbars are stil there, in the backgound. besides all that effects other files as well. how fast an application opens is dependent on many things most not associatied with the application. how much memory do you have, how big is your hard drive, how much junk do you have running in the background, when was the last time you defraged, etc. If there is a significant delay in opening, i would jack up my memory first then see about killing all the unnecessary junk in the system tray. defrag often. run disk cleanup often. regards FSt1 "SergioF" wrote: .... avoiding all general functionallities, commandbars, menus, that are unusefull to my application, that in turn is a simple ready to access table of data (with very few specific actions already programmed in macros)? Thanks all SergioF |
How to launch an Excel Workbook quickier, by ...
On Jun 2, 6:19 pm, FSt1 wrote:
hi, Striping excel of commandbars and menus will not make excel open any quickeror at least to any real noticable degree. the menus and commandbars are stil there, in the backgound. besides all that effects other files as well. how fast an application opens is dependent on many things most not associatied with the application. how much memory do you have, how big is your hard drive, how much junk do you have running in the background, when was the last time you defraged, etc. If there is a significant delay in opening, i would jack up my memory first then see about killing all the unnecessary junk in the system tray. defrag often. run disk cleanup often. regards FSt1 "SergioF" wrote: .... avoiding all general functionallities, commandbars, menus, that are unusefull to my application, that in turn is a simple ready to access table of data (with very few specific actions already programmed in macros)? Thanks all SergioF- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Thank you very much, FSt1 So, besides work on the system efficiency itself, there is nothing to do on Excel User Interface to make it ligther when launched. Pity. Best regards SergioF |
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