Have you gone to your video driver site and looked for an update or patch
And also installed the latest directx from Windows Update
(as well as all OS, IE and MS Office Service Packs)
Your problem is strongly indicative of a video related problem
- also check for updates for your keyboard driver (from your PC supplier site)
--
| Ok. Thanks. Jim, you need not reply anymore.
|
| For the record: I have tried all solutions that make
| sense or that I have the technical expertise and tools to
| do.
|
| Your solution maybe common for you... but for me it is
| searching for a lost needle in a large pile of hay. Not
| practical!
|
| I dont have time to play games and exchange insults. I
| asked for a solution that a common user could fix. It
| appears there are none. So I will move back to FrontPage
| 98 to do what I need to do or upgrade my PC and see what
| happens.
|
| Thanks for you time. Have a nice day.
| Mclark
|
|
| >-----Original Message-----
| >I gave you the exact information you need to isolate the
| problem. My point
| >to you is that this is not a bug in FrontPage.
| >
| >MClark, you haven't tried one suggestion that's been
| given to you. You are,
| >of course, free to disregard our advice, but if you want
| to resolve the
| >issue, you won't. The information I gave you has a 100%
| chance of giving
| >you the information you need to resolve the problem.
| >
| >--
| >Jim Cheshire
| >Jimco Add-ins
| >Add-ins for FrontPage 2000-2003
| >
http://www.jimcoaddins.com
| >===============================
| >Co-author of Special Edition
| >Using Microsoft FrontPage 2003
| >
| >
| >| >> Time out here.
| >>
| >> This is not limited to me.
| >>
| >> Just because you dont have a solution dont point the
| >> finger back at the messenger.
| >>
| >> There are others with the same problem. Do a search on
| >> this database for cpu.
| >>
| >> Do the same search on the internet.... there are many
| >> other identical situations.
| >>
| >> Please dont insult others by making statements like
| that...
| >>
| >> I am only looking for a workable solution to try... none
| >> received so far.
| >>
| >> Mclark
| >>
| >>
| >> >-----Original Message-----
| >> >MClark,
| >> >
| >> >Remember, this is a problem isolated to you! In order
| >> for a patch to come
| >> >out, there has to be a bug, and a problem that is
| >> affecting one person is
| >> >not a bug.
| >> >
| >> >I think I would try upgrading my video driver.
| >> >
| >> >A CPU spike is not indicative of a memory leak. If you
| >> want to know what
| >> >really might be doing this, get a hang dump when the
| >> problem occurs along
| >> >with some Perfmon data so that you can identify the
| >> thread that is taking
| >> >CPU cycles. You can then use Windbg to analyze what is
| >> happening in that
| >> >thread.
| >> >
| >> >Search the Microsoft Web site for "Debugging Tools for
| >> Windows". Once you
| >> >have the dump, you'll need some expertise in examining
| >> them. It's not an
| >> >easy task.
| >> >
| >> >--
| >> >Jim Cheshire
| >> >Jimco Add-ins
| >> >Add-ins for FrontPage 2000-2003
| >> >
http://www.jimcoaddins.com
| >> >===============================
| >> >Co-author of Special Edition
| >> >Using Microsoft FrontPage 2003
| >> >
| >> >
| >> >| >> >> Thanks for your comments... but
| >> >>
| >> >> Why is the only program on the PC that is affected
| >> >> FrontPage 2002?
| >> >>
| >> >> Nothing else does this... and I have all the MS
| suites
| >> and
| >> >> more...
| >> >>
| >> >> If the drivers were corrupt or a memory leak...
| surely
| >> >> something else would take issue or have a problem...
| >> >>
| >> >> I am convinced it is the version / release of
| FrontPage
| >> >> 2002... (10.2623.2625)
| >> >> maybe a patch or upgrade exists for this problem.
| >> >>
| >> >> Any ideas?
| >> >>
| >> >>
| >> >> >-----Original Message-----
| >> >> >It could be purely coincidental that the problem
| >> started
| >> >> >with the FP upgrade, and could be nothing more
| >> >> >that a corrupt path to a driver file. ( corrupt
| >> registry
| >> >> entry )
| >> >> >Since both the keyboard and mouse are "input"
| devices,
| >> >> >installing / reinstalling the drivers "may" fix it.
| >> >> >
| >> >> >Also, simply removing the devices from device
| manager
| >> >> >and restarting will "refresh" the dive drivers and
| file
| >> >> paths.
| >> >> >
| >> >> >It's also very possible you have a memory leak
| >> >> >problem unrelated to FrontPage
| >> >> >There is some troubleshooting info here:
| >> >> >
| >> >>
| >
http://www.labmice.net/troubleshooting/memoryleaks.htm
| >> >> >
| >> >> >hth
| >> >> >
| >> >> >
| >> >> >--
| >> >> >95isalive
| >> >> >This site is best viewed..................
| >> >> >...............................with a computer
| >> >> >
| >> >> >| >> >> >Could I get a reply to my question?
| >> >> >
| >> >> >How is updating intellipoint software going to help
| >> when
| >> >> >the cpu is maxed out (FrontPG.exe at 99%) when the
| >> affect
| >> >> >happens when scrolling up with the keybd not with
| >> >> >scrolling up with the mouse.
| >> >> >
| >> >> >And what version of Intellipoint is recommended with
| >> and
| >> >> >NT PC with version 4.00.1381 running?
| >> >> >
| >> >> >This is a real pain when using FrontPage... a large
| >> part
| >> >> >of what I do...
| >> >> >
| >> >> >This did not happen with FrontPage 98 with the same
| >> exact
| >> >> >PC setup.
| >> >> >Thanks
| >> >> >MClark
| >> >> >
| >> >> >>-----Original Message-----
| >> >> >>Thanks for the reply.
| >> >> >>
| >> >> >>But could you explain a bit more?
| >> >> >>
| >> >> >>The problem occurs with a scrolling up the document
| >> while
| >> >> >>using the keybd... not the mouse.
| >> >> >>
| >> >> >>Mclark
| >> >> >>
| >> >> >>
| >> >> >>>-----Original Message-----
| >> >> >>>Upgrade your IntelliPoint software.
| >> >> >>>
| >> >> >>>--
| >> >> >>>Jim Cheshire
| >> >> >>>Jimco Add-ins
| >> >> >>>Add-ins for FrontPage 2000-2003
| >> >> >>>
http://www.jimcoaddins.com
| >> >> >>>===============================
| >> >> >>>Co-author of Special Edition
| >> >> >>>Using Microsoft FrontPage 2003
| >> >> >>>
| >> >> >>>
| >> >> >>>| >> >> >>>> Thank you for your reply and suggestions.
| >> >> >>>>
| >> >> >>>> I dont think there are any add ins with our
| >> standard
| >> >> >>>> company install of FrontPage 2002. If you
| could
| >> tell
| >> >> >>me
| >> >> >>>> how to find out for sure, I would check and let
| you
| >> >> >>know.
| >> >> >>>>
| >> >> >>>> I have tried all your suggestions. All .tmp
| files
| >> are
| >> >> >>>> gone and all .web files are gone.
| >> >> >>>>
| >> >> >>>> The PC disk has been and is checked weekly with
| >> check
| >> >> >>disk
| >> >> >>>> and defragged. I have a large 1 gig swap file
| too
| >> >> >that
| >> >> >>I
| >> >> >>>> weekly change it's size slightly to make sure
| it is
| >> >> >>always
| >> >> >>>> fresh. I have 390mgs of ram. It is an NT Ver 4
| >> OS.
| >> >> >It
| >> >> >>>> is a P4 Dell Optiplex Gx150 with 1 gig
| processor.
| >> >> >>>>
| >> >> >>>> It does not matter if any other apps are open or
| >> not.
| >> >> >>>>
| >> >> >>>> Any time I make a change to a simple (mostly
| text)
| >> >> >>>> FrontPage 2002 htm document and then try to
| scroll
| >> >> >up...
| >> >> >>>> the cpu usage of FrontPG.exe goes to 99% (seen
| in
| >> >> >>Windows
| >> >> >>>> NT Task Manager) for over a minute. The PC
| becomes
| >> >> >>almost
| >> >> >>>> unusable and FrontPage is totally not usable.
| >> >> >>>>
| >> >> >>>> Any other ideas?
| >> >> >>>> I still believe it is a FrontPage setting
| somewher
| >> and
| >> >> >>>> that FrontPage is having trouble trying to
| >> interpolate
| >> >> >>the
| >> >> >>>> FrontPage code when the cursor goes up instead
| of
| >> down
| >> >> >>the
| >> >> >>>> htm code.
| >> >> >>>>
| >> >> >>>> Your help is appreciated.
| >> >> >>>> MClark
| >> >> >>>>
| >> >> >>>> >-----Original Message-----
| >> >> >>>> >What Addins are you running in FP?
| >> >> >>>> >Also try a cleanup
| >> >> >>>> >1) In Windows Explorer Find and delete all FP
| Temp
| >> >> >>Files
| >> >> >>>> >2) In Windows Explorer Find and delete all
| hidden
| >> >> >*.web
| >> >> >>>> files
| >> >> >>>> >3) Run a scan disc and defrag your hard drive
| >> >> >>>> >--
| >> >> >>>> >_____________________________________________
| >> >> >>>> >SBR @ ENJOY (-: [ Microsoft MVP -
| >> >> >>FrontPage ]
| >> >> >>>> >"Warning - Using the F1 Key will not break
| >> >> >anything!"
| >> >> >>(-;
| >> >> >>>> >To find the best Newsgroup for FrontPage
| support
| >> see:
| >> >> >>>> >
http://www.net-
| >> sites.com/sitebuilder/newsgroups.asp
| >> >> >>>> >_____________________________________________
| >> >> >>>> >
| >> >> >>>> >
| >> >> >>>> | >> >> >>>> >| I have company pc with NT4 PC with 356 mg ram
| >> and 6
| >> >> >>gig
| >> >> >>>> >| harddrvive with 1 gig swap file and FrontPage
| >> 2002.
| >> >> >>>> >| Whenever I go to the bottom of almost all htm
| >> >> >>documents
| >> >> >>>> >| that I editing and then try to scroll up...
| then
| >> >> the
| >> >> >>>> >| FrontPG.exe takes 99% of the cpu ( seen in
| Task
| >> >> >>>> >| manager)... and the FrontPage is not usable
| for
| >> 30-
| >> >> >60
| >> >> >>>> >| seconds and then it is ok... all is ok until
| I
| >> try
| >> >> >to
| >> >> >>>> >| scroll from the bottom up again.
| >> >> >>>> >| I had FrontPage 98 before FP2002 and never
| had
| >> this
| >> >> >>>> happen
| >> >> >>>> >| on the same PC and doing the same exact
| things.
| >> >> >>>> >| I have been searching for an answer on
| this...
| >> It
| >> >> >is
| >> >> >>as
| >> >> >>>> if
| >> >> >>>> >| FrontPage is trying to interpret the htm code
| >> >> >>backwards
| >> >> >>>> >| and it doesnt know what to do... so it
| thinks...
| >> >> >>>> >| I dont see any local drive lite activity but
| >> since
| >> >> >I
| >> >> >>am
| >> >> >>>> on
| >> >> >>>> >| the network, drive activity (temp files, or
| >> backup
| >> >> >>>> copies
| >> >> >>>> >| or whatever) could be happening there.
| >> >> >>>> >| Any suggestions would be appreciated.
| >> >> >>>> >| I have found nothing on the Microsoft
| FrontPage
| >> web
| >> >> >>>> site.
| >> >> >>>> >|
| >> >> >>>> >| MikeC
| >> >> >>>> >|
| >> >> >>>> >
| >> >> >>>> >
| >> >> >>>> >.
| >> >> >>>> >
| >> >> >>>
| >> >> >>>
| >> >> >>>.
| >> >> >>>
| >> >> >>.
| >> >> >>
| >> >> >
| >> >> >
| >> >> >.
| >> >> >
| >> >
| >> >
| >> >.
| >> >
| >
| >
| >.
| >
