[THIN] Re: Lagtime in Microsoft Office
- From: "Andrew Rogers" <Andrew.Rogers@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <thin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 26 Apr 2004 15:19:23 +0100
Most likely to be latency - ping times.. Could be from a high latency conne=
ction like satellite, or a saturated "standard" conection.
Although I guess it could also be a connection thats too small for the upda=
tes? But that would have to be REAL small..
Try pinging his address reported (assuming its not a NATed address) by mfad=
min/cmc?
Andrew
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>>> jhayes@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 26/04/04 15:14:01 >>>
What variables should be looked at when end-users are complaining about
lagtime in Microsoft Office products? For example, John is typing a
document and looks up and nothing he typed is there and then in a moment it
catches up to him.
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Any help would be most appreciated.
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