Excel 2007 in Vista in MacBook Pro
I'm using Excel in a MacBook Pro (17", NVIDIA GeForce 8600GT, and 4GB RAM)
the OS of which is Vista. Everytime I stop working for a few minutes (even when I pause for less than 2 minutes), I find Excel frozen when I resume working. It takes about 1 minute or so (which feels like eternity) after I click in order for it to let me work. I have checked the power management facility and it is OK. Any suggestions please? -- Paul Gauci |
Excel 2007 in Vista in MacBook Pro
hello paul, I think you will have to increase your time on your sheet, which
indicates the time when you are not working, you can also do a cleaning program on your hard disk and a defragmentation of your hard disk. Greetings. Marc |
Excel 2007 in Vista in MacBook Pro
Thanks Marc. The harddisk is new so there is no need defrag etc. How do I
increase time on my sheet please. I have tried to change the power management settings but this has made no difference. The problem seems to be getting worse and I am wasting a lot of time on my work. Thanks Paul -- Paul Gauci "Marc De Geyndt" wrote: hello paul, I think you will have to increase your time on your sheet, which indicates the time when you are not working, you can also do a cleaning program on your hard disk and a defragmentation of your hard disk. Greetings. Marc |
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