>Some fonts are very slow to draw in bold on Mac OS X, especially Geneva.
>Try Lucida, Helvetica or Verdana instead.
>
>Jérôme - PowerMail Engineering
I'm using Verdana already, and I've tried switching to other fonts. I
tried turning off anti-aliasing for fonts, and it's still takes about one
s
Just for comparison -
In Mac OS 8.6 I can see a very slight difference using fonts that have
bitmaps for the size I have chosen (faster), compared to fonts that are
only available in TrueType (slower). I might be able to convince myself
that a font that has a bold bitmap seems slightly faster t
Kjell Olausson wrote:
>> It actually isn't related to how many message in the folder; it's how
>> many are displayed in the window. A window of about 40 messages takes
>> about one second to draw for me.
>
>Could there be a bad font involved in this behaviour? Or are you using a
>custom font to
Dan Webb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Derry Thompson, 1:07 PM, 8/30/03:
>
> >I have folders with several thousands of messages in then, they draw
> >instantly. The only time I see any noticible slow down is when I'm using
> >the video part of iChat.
> >
> >G4 500Mhz Powerbook, 10.2.6.
>
> Try thi
Derry Thompson, 1:07 PM, 8/30/03:
>I have folders with several thousands of messages in then, they draw
>instantly. The only time I see any noticible slow down is when I'm using
>the video part of iChat.
>
>G4 500Mhz Powerbook, 10.2.6.
Try this: Click on one of your folders, mash down on the "
Dan at [EMAIL PROTECTED] said on 30/8/03 6:51 pm
>PowerMail takes a long time to draw a list of email messages. For
>instance, when I switch to a folder that shows about 40 email messages,
>it takes roughly one second to draw it. Are there any plans to speed it
>up? Is there anything I can do
PowerMail takes a long time to draw a list of email messages. For
instance, when I switch to a folder that shows about 40 email messages,
it takes roughly one second to draw it. Are there any plans to speed it
up? Is there anything I can do to speed it up? I've tried displaying
only a minimal
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