JDEVELOPER TP Reponse Time - extremely slow

I am new to Jdeveloper and my first install is TP 4 (4.11.1.1.0.0) and it is basically unusable. When I click on New Application it takes at least 3 minutes to bring up the New Application window. If I highlight the name it takes another 3 minutes to allow me to enter one character. I have a high powered windows XP box with 4 Gig of memory and the app is only using 180Meg.
All I did to install it was unzip the download and execute the jdeveloper.exe.
Thanks

Shay Shmeltzer blogged about making JDev faster sometime ago which you may find useful.
In addition I also blogged that McAfee's disk-hog, ah, I mean Virus-Scanner also kills JDeveloper performance thanks to McAfee's lousy JAR file scanning. I can confirm this is still an issue for McAfee with the latest release as we've hit it at our current client's site.
Both these articles are indexed at the Oracle Wiki.
Hope this helps.
CM.

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