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loading time for netscape
by pattynterry » Mon 25 Nov, 2002 8:21 am
Please tell me why Netscape takes so long to load...And is there a way to speed things up.
Kind regards
terry
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terry
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by DJGM » Mon 25 Nov, 2002 8:56 am
You need to activate Netscape's Quick Launch feature. This feature loads
part of the Netscape application into memory when Windows boots up, in
a similar way to IE. This is why IE starts up so quickly, it gets pre-loaded
when Windows is starting up. To enable the NS7 Quick Launch feature,
go to: - Edit - Preferences - Advanced - Enable Quick Launch.
You should then get a Netscape icon appear in your Windows system tray.
This will appear everytime you start Windows, so that next time you start
up Netscape 7.0, it'll appear instantly, rather than in a minute. You can
disable Quick Launch in the same way it was enabled, or by simply
right-clicking the Netscape icon in the system tray, and selecting
the option "Disable Quick Launch". (Try doing that with IE!)
part of the Netscape application into memory when Windows boots up, in
a similar way to IE. This is why IE starts up so quickly, it gets pre-loaded
when Windows is starting up. To enable the NS7 Quick Launch feature,
go to: - Edit - Preferences - Advanced - Enable Quick Launch.
You should then get a Netscape icon appear in your Windows system tray.
This will appear everytime you start Windows, so that next time you start
up Netscape 7.0, it'll appear instantly, rather than in a minute. You can
disable Quick Launch in the same way it was enabled, or by simply
right-clicking the Netscape icon in the system tray, and selecting
the option "Disable Quick Launch". (Try doing that with IE!)
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by pattynterry » Mon 25 Nov, 2002 9:17 am
Thank-You! 
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by Antony » Mon 25 Nov, 2002 10:01 am
How???DJGM wrote:selecting the option "Disable Quick Launch". (Try doing that with IE!)
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by DJGM » Mon 25 Nov, 2002 10:33 am
You can't. I was making a point, in a way. You can switch off Netscape's
pre-loading feature, but unfortunately, you can't do the same with the
pre-loader in IE, unless you completely uninstall IE from Windows.
pre-loading feature, but unfortunately, you can't do the same with the
pre-loader in IE, unless you completely uninstall IE from Windows.
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by Hendikins » Mon 25 Nov, 2002 12:18 pm
Which is unsupported unless you are using Windows 95a or NT 4.0
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