While running, the Windows Print manager
may slow system response (by taking too much CPU away from Citect).
The parameter [kernel]idle may help to give Citect more of the
computer's CPU. (Note that it will also give less CPU to all other
windows programs running at the same time.) This parameter tells
Citect how many of its kernel tasks to run before giving up the CPU
to other Windows Programs. The more tasks Citect runs before giving
up, the more CPU Citect is likely to get. Note that Citect will
give up the CPU to other windows programs if it runs out of its own
tasks. |