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I recently put together a small educational system
creating web pages via Microsoft Word (Word 2002).
I ran it on an old computer (PII 300mz Win98) with IE5 and
it ran just fine. This included pages that had about a
dozen med res pictures that were stored in a single
document and saved as a web page. These displayed very
fast.
I then up decided to upgrade to IE6 and I put it on the
computer and it was sluggish beyond belief. I figured that
IE6 was just too intensive to run well on a PII 300mz
under Win98.
I then tried running the exact same web pages on my P4
1.7gz WinXP system and it was also totally sluggish! I
went back to IE5 on the PII and everything worked great.
I can't believe that I can look at this simple html page
on a PII 300mz using IE5 and it zips right along and yet
my P4 1.7gz using IE6 acts like it is a 286 machine.
Any clue what is happening and how I handle as I don't
want to switch all my machines back to IE5??
creating web pages via Microsoft Word (Word 2002).
I ran it on an old computer (PII 300mz Win98) with IE5 and
it ran just fine. This included pages that had about a
dozen med res pictures that were stored in a single
document and saved as a web page. These displayed very
fast.
I then up decided to upgrade to IE6 and I put it on the
computer and it was sluggish beyond belief. I figured that
IE6 was just too intensive to run well on a PII 300mz
under Win98.
I then tried running the exact same web pages on my P4
1.7gz WinXP system and it was also totally sluggish! I
went back to IE5 on the PII and everything worked great.
I can't believe that I can look at this simple html page
on a PII 300mz using IE5 and it zips right along and yet
my P4 1.7gz using IE6 acts like it is a 286 machine.
Any clue what is happening and how I handle as I don't
want to switch all my machines back to IE5??