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Hmmm, interesting discovery! I copied my HTML file under another name. I selected and removed my block of Javascript (jQuery) code, reducing the file size from 427.16 Kb to 122.75 Kb. With this reduced HTML file, saves take no more than one second, if that. I pasted my Javascript in a JS file. Saves ...

Thank you for your clarification. I guess that I can try running a utility that will clean up my Windows Registry, to see if I can shave a few seconds off a file save.

Thank you.

Ah, the joys of computing! Quite the joy. :D I am connected to a network, and have a number of mapped drives, which shouldn't be anything unusual. I'm not willing to modify my basic system configuration. I need mapped drives and an anti-virus program. :) As mentioned ( numerous times, I know ...

Mikey, there are only 8 files in the directory as well as 4 sub-directories, which each contain an average amount of files.

MikeyB wrote:Hi,

How many files already exist in the directory where you are trying to save the file?
If there are many many files then it's a possibility that would slow it down.

I've even tried running WeBuilder in Windows XP (SP 3) compatibility mode and as administrator, but the save still takes time.

Well, with no filters, the amount of output from all processes is overwhelming. I decided to use a filter on the path that includes the name of my HTML file. Here is what I discovered: When I first click on the Save icon, the program attempts what Process Monitor calls a QueryDirectory operation ...

Thank you for the great reply. I did download and install Process Monitor. I set a filter for process name webuild.exe and cleared the log display. I made a change in my HTML file and then clicked on the Save icon. In the Process Monitor display, I saw nothing for about 8 seconds, then a dump of the ...

Thank you for your reply. Okay, well, I can accept that there is something in my configuration, but I don't know what else to do. I turned off my AVG anti-virus, yet the symptom persists.
I will be forced to go to another software.

Thank you for your time.

-Ray.

Thank you for your reply, Rob. I still cannot understand why only WeBuilder seems to exhibit this symptom. The other piece of software that I was evaluating did not exhibit this problem. As mentioned, no other program takes more than a few milliseconds to save a document. Very curious indeed. -Ray.

Greetings! This question is for other users who are working under Windows 7. Do you find that it takes up to 7 to 10 seconds to save a file when working with an HTML file in WeBuilder 2011 (11.1.0.128)? Ever since I installed Windows 7 on my computer, every time that I press Ctrl-S or click the Save ...