Hello...

I can confirm Takamitsu's problem. I have the same now I've updated to 
NWP 1.4.2 on my G5 (OS X 10.5.8). It takes 'hours' to open even just a 
2-page document. The beachball is spinning and spinning... It nearly 
doesn't matter if the doucment is 2 pages or 100 pages.

When I switch to OS X 10.4.11 on the same G5 with NWP 1.4.1 there are 
no problems opening even huge files containing heavy formatting such 
like +50 page tables etc..

Opening a new file is very fast both with NWP 1.4.1 aqnd 1.4.2 in both 
OS X 10.4.11 as well as 10.5.8.

Cheers, Erik Richard

B=C Andrus skrev den 15.04.2013 20:09:
> Takamitsu,
> 
> That sounds like the dread rainbow-colored spinning pizza or 
> beach-ball,
> which is the indicator that the computer is doing something that takes
> more than a moment. But of course the real question is what causing 
> it?
> 
> Does it happen on every file you try to work on? Only on large or
> complex files? Does it happen for merely opening the file, or when you
> begin to edit, or when it perhaps automatically saves the file in the
> background? With a new file you create and start to type with?
> 
> What is your history with Nisus? Have you been able to work with it 
> fine
> in the past, and have existing files, or are you trying to start using 
> it
> now?
> 
> Do you have a slow computer? (model and specs would help in that 
> arena).
> 
> 
> It would be expected that only certain tasks would cause this to 
> happen,
> and the tasks that trigger it would be a clue to the cause and 
> possible
> solutions.
> 
> Not much help, but maybe questions to smoke out the problem?
> 
> Ben, in Montana
> __________________________________________________
> 
> On 2013 Apr 15 Mon, at 11:18 am, t muraoka wrote:
> 
>> Hello everybody,
>> 
>> I wonder if any of you could help me.
>> 
>> When I start working on a NW file, a multi-coloured sunflower-like
>> thing appears and starts revolving, which seems to last for ages. So
>> long as it's turning round, I can't work on the file. Does anyone 
>> know
>> what this is and how can I stop this or get rid of this sunflower?
>> It's a real nuisance.
>> 
>> Cheers,
>> Takamitsu