[humanser] Computer Performance

[David Andrews]

It is hard to know if System Access would be faster without actually 
trying it -- but my educated guess would be no, probably 
not.  Certainly by today's standards one gigabyte of memory isn't 
overly generous, but it isn't bad either.  Unless your CPU is slow or 
limited, you should get "adequate" performance.  I know that is a 
subjective word, but ...

Are you running multiple applications at the same time?  Is your 
computer loading up various programs at startup?  Either of these 
things, or both, could hinder performance.

Dave

A       t 07:43 AM 12/1/2008, you wrote:

>Hi List:
>
>Hoping that you each had a pleasant Thanksgiving and avoided the 
>shopping crowds thereafter.
>
>My question relates to my work computer.  Forms keep changing and 
>slowly there are available at my place of employment, a hospital 
>based mental health clinic for children and adolescents, electronic 
>forms as Word documents.  Great?  But my network PC only has 1 GB of 
>RAM and these forms become too slow to be effective.
>
>I have complained, my PC doesn't accept any further RAM.  And, the 
>hospital isn't listening - financial problems.
>
>I could go to my state's blind services.
>I could just do as I've done in the past, making my own forms, not 
>the exact forms that everyone else needs to use, but forms that are 
>okay because I'm blind.
>
>I have used Window-Eyes and JFW, both are too slow to work 
>productively.  Might Seratech products respond more quickly?
>
>All suggestions are welcome.
>
>JD Townsend, LCSW
>Daytona Beach, Florida, Earth, Sol System
>Helping the light dependent to see.
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