My loads are very slow since upgrading to version 9. Has anyone else experienced this or have any answers? This is really slow when opening the editor to access templates.
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Has anyone answered this? I am also experiencing slow loads and would appreciate any help.
It would help if you stated what version you are using & what you are doing when experiencing 'slowness'. Specific steps would also be helpful.
We are using Maximizer 9 (not Enterprise) with a fairly large database, and it is lightning fast.
We are using Maximizer 9 (not Enterprise) with a fairly large database, and it is lightning fast.
I am using Max 9 SR1 (not Ent) with a db that has just under 5000 contacts. Because they were imported from Outlook, they are imported as company/individual records. So my Maximizer DB is "flat". No heirarchy of company/contacts. That's not a problem, since I'm used to Outlook anyway.
I did a re-install of Maximizer 9 and that helped a little with the boot speed. Max 9's support said initial loads can be slow, so I think I'm going to have to accept that.
But I have found that when I have Outlook and Maximizer both open, and I am using Maximizer (completing tasks, reading email, scheduling appts), it seems to freeze up. Usually *not* when I'm actually in the application, but instead when I go off to do something in Outlook or Word. When I try to go back to Maximizer, it is unresponsive and I have to use Task Manager to kill it and re-start.
Anyone else see this type of behavior?
I did a re-install of Maximizer 9 and that helped a little with the boot speed. Max 9's support said initial loads can be slow, so I think I'm going to have to accept that.
But I have found that when I have Outlook and Maximizer both open, and I am using Maximizer (completing tasks, reading email, scheduling appts), it seems to freeze up. Usually *not* when I'm actually in the application, but instead when I go off to do something in Outlook or Word. When I try to go back to Maximizer, it is unresponsive and I have to use Task Manager to kill it and re-start.
Anyone else see this type of behavior?
Depends on how much RAM you have. Maximizer + Pervasive is a memory intensive application. On my system, both take up over 100 megs of RAM. So if you have 512 megs or less, you will probably see a lot of disk activity, which of course slows the application.