Does you file have tables? When I have a relatively large book, 300
pages or more, and there are tables, my word processor will slow down.
Melissa Smith
On 4/25/2011 1:57 AM, Charisma wrote:
Hi all,
I am proofing a scan I did of a book that is around 300 pages. Now
recently I proofread a scan that was this long or longer and that file
was not difficult to maneuver around in, so I am wondering why MY file
is so sloooow.
It takes forever for my cursor to show up when I move it, and it
scrolls slowly; everything about it is slow. I am using the same
computer, same Word program, same everything. Saved as an rtf.
Nothing else on my computer is moving slowly so I can't think it would
be any sort of virus program or anything--besides which I had these
when I proofread the non-slow file.
Can you guys think of anything that I could do to make this less
miserable? Could there be some hidden something in the file that is
making it so slow? I have done reveal formatting but can't see
anything out of the norm.
Thanks
Charisma
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