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 Posted: Fri Aug 06, 2010 8:20 am Post subject: Disappearing time of alarm window - 6.0 |
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Regarding to my topic some months ago I recognized the following situation. As default the files of program (AM Notebook) and also the data (Notes) are stored on a network drive. When an alarm window opens - because an alarm has been triggered - the time beginning at confirmation (OK Button) up to the end (window disappears again) is quite long - app. 10-15 secs 
If I do the installation of the program files on my C-Drive (the notes remain on the network drive) the time of disappearance of the alarm window is max 1 sec
When I open a note - which is stored on the network drive - it is really fast - no delays... when the alarms are stored on the same network drive - it requires a long time as described above.
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| Quote: | | Regarding to my topic some months ago I recognized the following situation. As default the files of program (AM Notebook) and also the data (Notes) are stored on a network drive. When an alarm window opens - because an alarm has been triggered - the time beginning at confirmation (OK Button) up to the end (window disappears again) is quite long - app. 10-15 secs |
Ouch, that's really quite long.
| Quote: | | If I do the installation of the program files on my C-Drive (the notes remain on the network drive) the time of disappearance of the alarm window is max 1 sec |
And that is really strange that there is such a time difference.
| Quote: | When I open a note - which is stored on the network drive - it is really fast - no delays... when the alarms are stored on the same network drive - it requires a long time as described above.
Do you have any reason for this |
At the moment I have no idea why this happens.
How large are your *.XML files in the configuration folder?
And how long does it take when you call "File + Save all". Do you also see such a difference here?
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| Posted: Mon Aug 09, 2010 5:42 pm Post subject: |
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| Quote: | How large are your *.XML files in the configuration folder?
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All together are only app. 150 KB.
| Quote: | | And how long does it take when you call "File + Save all". Do you also see such a difference here? |
No - there is no time difference. Thats quite fast - < 1sec.
But I have maybe some other infos that could help you.
 I am using the portable version
Normally when an alarm will pop up - before the alarm sound will be played (the pop up has a delay of app. 4 secs - after the sound!). So, its not only the confirmation (OK-Button) - there is also a delay with the pop up of the alarm window itself
When I want to close the alarm window with the value "0" for the reminder - there is NO delay in disappearing of the window!!
Its only if I take a value >0 for the reminder.
The same behaviour could be recognized if I install "AM Notebook" to my USB Stick. The notes are still on the network drive. So, when the software is on my USB drive I have also long delays with the alarm window - all other is quite fast.. |
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I'm unfortunately not able to reproduce this here, also the 4 seconds between sound and displaying the window are way too much.
OK, I need more information here to figure out what could cause this problem.
Please follow these steps:
1) Download this tool: http://www.aignes.com/download/madtraceprocess.zip
2) Start it, select "notebook.exe", then click OK when Notebook "hangs".
3) Then send me the resulting report by e-mail
Repeat this step 2 or 3 times. Probably I can see what AM-Notebook is doing in these 15 seconds.
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