I have much the same setup - a dual booting system with legacy XP on one
drive, and Vista newly installed with imported mail and address book. Just
timed Mail startup at less than 5 seconds. Create mail is virtually
instant. My address book is quite slim - maybe you need to tidy it up /
reinstall yours?
"Jason Saffer" <> wrote in message
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> Hi all,
>
> I've run into a symptom and I'd like to find out if others are running
> into this as well, and if there's a fix.
>
> I have transferred my messages and my address book from Outlook Express 6
> (on my Windows XP desktop) to my new Windows Vista Home Premium system.
>
> First question: When I first run Windows Mail, it takes about 45 seconds
> for the program to get past the splash screen and to be ready to work. Is
> this normal?
>
> Second question: Once Windows Mail is up and running, I then do a Create
> Mail. The first time I do this, it takes about a full minute for the
> Create Mail window to fully open. I notice this is happening only when
> I've got my 2000 Windows Contacts address book filled. If I delete all
> those addresses, the Create Mail window opens up within a few seconds.
> Again, is this normal behavior or is there a fix?
>
> I'd appreciate knowing if others run into this symptom and if anything can
> be done about it. I'm running Windows Mail on a brand new HP laptop that
> came with Vista already installed.
>
> Thanks for the help!
>
> Jason
>
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