saving attachments takes forever

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I have reached the point where I have to forward all my emails with
attachments to a program other than Window's Mail in order to save them
without having to vacuum the living room while I wait for Vista to save the
attachments. It does not appear to be related to the size of the
attachment. A 5 kb attachment still takes up to a minute to save. Has anyone
discovered a work around.

Does anyone know when they will release a version of this system that might
work for Word and for Mail? It looks nice, but that is about all I can say
for it.
Thanks
 
kathy said:
I have reached the point where I have to forward all my emails with
attachments to a program other than Window's Mail in order to save them
without having to vacuum the living room while I wait for Vista to save the
attachments. It does not appear to be related to the size of the
attachment. A 5 kb attachment still takes up to a minute to save. Has
anyone discovered a work around.

Does anyone know when they will release a version of this system that
might work for Word and for Mail? It looks nice, but that is about all I
can say for it.
Thanks
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It sometimes helps to start Internet Explorer, then click Tools. then
Internet
Options, then Delete under Browsing history, then delete everything this
will let you delete, then click Close, then Apply, then OK. This should
free
up some hard drive space, but may make it forget some things such as
passwords you have saved.

Also, are you running an antivirus program and an antispyware program
regularly? If not, that often helps as well.

How much RAM memory do you have? Many cheap PCs come with
small amounts such as 512 MB, which slows down Vista. Vista runs
better with 2 GB or more.

I've heard of an hotfix that speeds up Windows Mail, but someone else
will have to tell you where to find it.

Microsoft seems to have stopped producing updates for Windows
Mail, and is now putting most of their email effort toward a newer
email program, Window Live Mail.

http://get.live.com/wlmail/overview

It can take over any accounts Windows Mail can handle, in addition
to adding the ability to add some of the HTTP accounts Windows
Mail cannot handle.
 
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