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Thanx, Diane
-- Diane Mackay OOo User and Volunteer WorkerBee http://www.OpenOffice.org
Kimberly Lazarski wrote:
OK, I have another spreadsheet, only 3.1MB, and OOo has been in the process of opening this spreadsheet for over two hours.
Office XP on a slower box, a 500Mhz dual Xeon with only 512MB of RAM, opens this same spreadsheet in under a minute, even with Norton AntiVirus scanning it. Yes, the document is slightly larger than last month's but the file I/O performance of OOo is deplorable. Do you STILL not consider such performace issues to not warrant a P1 rating?
You really need to reconsider how defects are rated, and consider a more conventional system where you have separate severity and priority ratings. In an extreme case such as this I would however still consider it to be an S1 (fatal) and P1 (highest-priority) defect, especially in light of the fact that the very competitor (Microsoft) you're attempting to go up against opens the exact same document so quickly.
--Kim
On Tue, 2005-01-18 at 10:16, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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------- Additional comments from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tue Jan 18 07:16:31 -0800 2005 ------- Hi,
sure, a performance problem should be fixed, but the Priorisation for an Issue is clearly defined. Have a look at the Help page linked to Priority above. You may say this is main functionality, yes. But without a document to test this this is just another bug which is unconfirmed. These special cases you have aren't so easily re-created as you may think. So please attach a document or send it directly to my E-Mail address [EMAIL PROTECTED] .
Have you had a closer look on Issue 20287 ?
Have you tried the latest stable version OOo1.1.4 ? Have you checked the proxy settings under tools options internet ?
Frank
PS I'm not a developer, just the 'gatekeeper' for Issuezilla.
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