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> Also, the reports about Works slowing down Warp apply if you've *ever* > installed Works. Deleting Works is not enough. You have to reformat, or > deregister the Works objects. This is really *NOT* *PROVEN*!!!! I have Warp on my TP755C and it runs great. For a short time I installed Works to have a look at it, and performance did not change a bit!!! Then I deleted it, without ever de-registering the WPS classes (because I don't need works as much as the disk space it uses), and performance is still as snappy and speedy as ever!!! On the other hand, I have Warp on my Desktop (installed with new formatting of the partition) and never even looked at Works there, much less installed it, and it is slow as a snail (which 2.11 wasn't on the same system). It seems that Works causes some performance degradation for some users (definitely not all!) which may be regained by proper removal of all of its components. But the extreme slowness that some systems show does not seem to be related to Works and must be due to some other bug. Peter _____________________________________________________________________ Dr. Peter Forster forster@ssnet.com 230 Steeplechase Circle Phone: (302) 239-6576 Wilmington, DE 19808 Fax: (302) 239-0772 _____________________________________________________________________