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I can guarantee you that's what happens on W2K as I've sat there = watching
it do the indexing, I've never seen it autopause itself just = because I
move the mouse or open a new window or anything, in fact I've = had to stop
the service to work on the machine because it was too = annoying.

It's possible it's related to PCAW because that's usually how I work on =
the web servers but I could swear I've had to do the same while sitting =
at the console.

Geo.

"Rich"  wrote in message news:43cf32e6$1{at}w3.nls.net...
     Still seems strange.   Hundreds of small text files is nothing.  I =
often perform updates that change thousands or tens of thousands of =
files.  There is no spike.

  Rich

    "Geo"  wrote in message =
news:43cf134e$1{at}w3.nls.net...
    "John Beckett"  wrote in =
message
    news:uqfts1p5a01rp4uk764sbgcd4d8jjfj6ol{at}4ax.com...

    > I imagine you would have the website on NTFS, in which case I'm =
surprised
    > that even a busy machine needs an hour to digest changes to one =
page.

    It doesn't work that way on a web server, when you open a website =
with
    frontpage. When I edit my website I see hundreds of pages appear in =
the
    queue to be reindexed because frontpage touches all the pages in a =
directory
    when you view that directory.

    Geo.


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I can guarantee you that's
what happens =
on W2K as=20
I've sat there watching it do the indexing, I've never seen it autopause = itself=20
just because I move the mouse or open a new window or anything, in fact = I've had=20
to stop the service to work on the machine because it was too=20
annoying.
 
It's possible it's related to PCAW =
because that's=20
usually how I work on the web servers but I could swear I've had to do = the same=20
while sitting at the console.
 
Geo.
 
"Rich" <{at}> wrote in message news:43cf32e6$1{at}w3.nls.net...

     Still seems =
strange.  =20
  Hundreds of small text files is nothing.  I often perform updates =
that=20
  change thousands or tens of thousands of files.  There is no=20
  spike.
   
  Rich
   
  
    "Geo" <georger{at}nls.net>=20">mailto:georger{at}nls.net">georger{at}nls.net>=20
    wrote in message news:43cf134e$1{at}w3.nls.net..."John=20
    Beckett" <FirstnameSurname{at}com=">mailto:FirstnameSurname{at}compuserve.com.omit">FirstnameSurname{at}com=
puserve.com.omit>=20
    wrote in messagenews:uqfts1p5a01=
rp4uk764sbgcd4d8jjfj6ol{at}4ax.com...>=20
    I imagine you would have the website on NTFS, in which case I'm=20
    surprised> that even a busy machine needs an hour to digest =
changes=20
    to one page.It doesn't work that way on a web server, when =
you open=20
    a website withfrontpage. When I edit my website I see hundreds =
of pages=20
    appear in thequeue to be reindexed because frontpage touches all =
the=20
    pages in a directorywhen you view that=20
 
directory.Geo.

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