Hi Rich.
There is an option to empty the cache from the Safari menu. The shortcut
is option-command-shift-e. I missed your original message, so I am not sure of
what you are encountering.
Take Care
John Panarese
jpanar...@gmail.com
On Oct 9, 2011, at 10:26 PM, Richard Ring wrote:
> When I press command option a I hear the word activity and am placed in a
> window that feels like a table but is not a table. I am not given any options
> as to how to proceed. So, I am uncertain as to how to erase the cache. I just
> tried to download an NLS book, and I am unable to check download progress
> because Safari is constantly busy machine. This machine is 8 days old, this
> behavior is puzzling. IE 8 in Windows is looking pretty good as of now!
> On Oct 9, 2011, at 3:01 PM, Scott Howell wrote:
>
>> I have not encountered this behavior. Have you tried clearing your cache?
>> Option-command-e will get the job done.
>> On Oct 9, 2011, at 3:43 PM, Richard Ring wrote:
>>
>>> Hello:
>>> I have a brand-new Mac Book Pro here. It has a 2.7 core I7 processor, 4
>>> gigs of ram, and to my way of thinking, that should be enough. When I go to
>>> download a file from the Internet, Safari becomes extremely sluggish. This
>>> behavior is quite recent. When I first got my wonderful new machine, it
>>> worked just fine. However, what has started to happen in the last few
>>> days, is this. I find a file I want to download. I start the download
>>> process. I stop interacting with html content. I interact with the toolbar.
>>> I click the download button. Immediatly, Safari becomes sluggish, saying
>>> "Safari busy" over and over. Accordingly, I cannot look at my download
>>> progress at all. I have not downloaded any new software or anything like
>>> that. This problem has only started happening this weekend. Is there
>>> something I should change in Safari? Just wondering if this is normal
>>> behavior and I should shut up and live with it. I hope not, any help would
>>> be greatly appreciated.
>>>
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