>>>>>>sincerely dont know for sure, but I do know that Thor is making a connenction to the Internet (to check for newer releases of the installed applications via Thor) and I also know that I had this "unwanted" script running in my FireFox browser, which is always open, the script caused my browser to act very very slow, continuous hour-glass a.s.o. this also affected VFP. Very very annoying. When I disabled Thor, there was no annoying hour-glasses waitings anymore. Since I need GoFish4 frequently this was not a so good alternative I had therefore finaly I had cleaned my pc by a specialist and both FireFox and VFP are running as they should.
>>>>>>May I finally also advise you to post your question in the ThorForum?
>>>>>>Regards,
>>>>>>Koen
>>>>>
>>>>>I found that this slowness doesn't really connect with Thor. I have it even when I start a new fresh VFP session and don't yet open Thor.
>>>>Naomi,
>>>>Are you using PEM Editor without opening Thor?
>>>>Regards,
>>>>Koen
>>>
>>>No.
>>Naomi,
>>That is interesting. How do you do that?
>>(It is something I was looking for and did not succeed )
>>Regards,
>>Koen
>
>I meant I am using plain VFP and just try to open code for the form. I don't have PEM loaded at all. But the problem still happens, so it's not related to Thor/PEM as I initially thought.

Naomi
OK, would you be able to pin-point than under which condition you are facing a slow VFP action?
and if it is not related to Thor at all as the title of your question indicates, start a new thread?
Regards,
Koen