Got a new computer, win xp pro, and running OE 6. Updated new computer with
all patches, etc, from MS website. The old computer was also running OE 6.
So, I copied over all the .dbx files to the new computer. The new now has
all the folders and emails from the old.

I have noticed, however, that OE takes a few seconds to load and to finish
drawing out the icons at the top, etc. This is on a really fast computer,
too.

Any ideas?

Also, not too many details yet, but the client has said that OE sometimes
crashes with a "fatal error" msg.

Thanks.

--
Bill

Turn off email scanning completely. See www.oehelp.com/OETips.aspx#3

Also make sure the message store is compacted (File | Folder | Compact all),
but back it up first.

Also get the latest patch that addresses the compaction problems: see
www.oehelp.com/OETips.aspx#2

see if that helps.

steve

"Bill H." wrote in message
...
Got a new computer, win xp pro, and running OE 6. Updated new computer
with
all patches, etc, from MS website. The old computer was also running OE
6.
So, I copied over all the .dbx files to the new computer. The new now has
all the folders and emails from the old.

I have noticed, however, that OE takes a few seconds to load and to finish
drawing out the icons at the top, etc. This is on a really fast computer,
too.

Any ideas?

Also, not too many details yet, but the client has said that OE sometimes
crashes with a "fatal error" msg.

Thanks.

--
Bill

And Defrag. Adding new programs when setting up a new computer can cause OE
to become slow. A Defrag may help.
--
Bruce Hagen
MS-MVP Outlook Express
~IB-CA~

"Steve Cochran" wrote in message
...
Turn off email scanning completely. See www.oehelp.com/OETips.aspx#3

Also make sure the message store is compacted (File | Folder | Compact
all), but back it up first.

Also get the latest patch that addresses the compaction problems: see
www.oehelp.com/OETips.aspx#2

see if that helps.

steve

"Bill H." wrote in message
...
Got a new computer, win xp pro, and running OE 6. Updated new computer
with
all patches, etc, from MS website. The old computer was also running OE
6.
So, I copied over all the .dbx files to the new computer. The new now has
all the folders and emails from the old.

I have noticed, however, that OE takes a few seconds to load and to
finish
drawing out the icons at the top, etc. This is on a really fast
computer,
too.

Any ideas?

Also, not too many details yet, but the client has said that OE sometimes
crashes with a "fatal error" msg.

Thanks.

--
Bill

Yeah, I forget about that one, but I don't think that's the major problem.

steve

"Bruce Hagen" wrote in message
...
And Defrag. Adding new programs when setting up a new computer can cause
OE to become slow. A Defrag may help.
--
Bruce Hagen
MS-MVP Outlook Express
~IB-CA~

"Steve Cochran" wrote in message
...
Turn off email scanning completely. See www.oehelp.com/OETips.aspx#3

Also make sure the message store is compacted (File | Folder | Compact
all), but back it up first.

Also get the latest patch that addresses the compaction problems: see
www.oehelp.com/OETips.aspx#2

see if that helps.

steve

"Bill H." wrote in message
...
Got a new computer, win xp pro, and running OE 6. Updated new computer
with
all patches, etc, from MS website. The old computer was also running OE
6.
So, I copied over all the .dbx files to the new computer. The new now
has
all the folders and emails from the old.

I have noticed, however, that OE takes a few seconds to load and to
finish
drawing out the icons at the top, etc. This is on a really fast
computer,
too.

Any ideas?

Also, not too many details yet, but the client has said that OE
sometimes
crashes with a "fatal error" msg.

Thanks.

--
Bill