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Look at KB960307 for slow performance in Access 2007

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ToyFox

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For everyone dealing with terribly slow performance in 2007, this morning I applied the Dec. 16, 2008 hotfix (KB960307). The database now runs at the same performance level as it did in Access 2003. We will be testing today, and if all goes well -- run the fix on the other workstations. Additionally, the database was growing alot every day.
 
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Please be sure to post back with any problems you have. If you are so inclined, posting back with what programs you do not have problems with may be helpful to some.
 
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OK, so far everything is working normally. I've briefly tested most of our apps today...and they run fast.
Users will be testing later today...
 
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