Long delay in replying...

Hi all,
I'm running 10.4.10, but ever since getting my new Macbook Pro, mail has been slow when replying to mails using Apple Mail.
It seems quite random, and doesn't matter if there was an attachment or not in the original, but when i hit reply, Mail sits there for about 15 seconds before opening the reply window. This is beginning to be a pain!
I've read of some similar problems on the net, but none of the possible solutions have helped.
Anyone else experience this or know of an answer?!
Cheers,
Stripe

Hi Stripe.
What type of mail account is this (POP, IMAP, .Mac)? If IMAP or .Mac, what are your Preferences > Accounts > Mailbox Behaviors > Drafts settings?
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From b4389a752385afd6e65e412a8488828ee3648fbd Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Zsolt Rizsanyi <[email protected]>
Date: Sun, 27 Jun 2010 15:16:13 +0100
Subject: [PATCH 2/2] In KDE only start pulseaudio from the KDE specific desktop file
src/daemon/pulseaudio.desktop.in | 1 +
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295ms kmod-static-nodes.service
276ms ntpd.service
231ms systemd-sysctl.service
224ms [email protected]
216ms systemd-user-sessions.service
176ms polkit.service
170ms systemd-journal-flush.service
127ms systemd-random-seed.service
127ms rtkit-daemon.service
111ms upower.service
98ms colord.service
90ms sys-kernel-config.mount
82ms systemd-backlight@acpi_video0.service
67ms sys-fs-fuse-connections.mount
66ms systemd-tmpfiles-setup-dev.service
55ms wpa_supplicant.service
53ms dev-sda2.swap
33ms alsa-restore.service
30ms udisks2.service
3ms systemd-remount-fs.service
2ms tmp.mount
2ms systemd-udevd.service
2ms systemd-tmpfiles-clean.service
And here is what the journal says in that time gap (nothing):
Dec 26 07:39:51 yvne systemd[1]: Starting Swap.
Dec 26 07:39:51 yvne systemd[1]: Reached target Swap.
Dec 26 07:40:26 yvne systemd[1]: Starting System Initialization.
Dec 26 07:40:26 yvne systemd[1]: Reached target System Initialization.
Last edited by shawnjgoff (2013-12-26 13:13:19)

790GX-G65 long delay before POST

Hi there, when I turn my comp on there is a long delay, about 20 seconds or so, until it POSTs. There is a flashing cursor on the top left corner of the screen in the meantime. Afterwards it will boot up as normal and is stable. However, if I reboot the system there is no delay, it only happens when I shut down and then turn it on.
Specs:
Phenom II X4 810 2.6GHz
4GB (2x 2GB) Corsair XMS3 1066 (unganged)
GeForce 7800 GTX 512MB
BIOS is the latest version - v1.6
I browsed these forums but the other posts I found were about systems not POSTing at all. This seems to be a different problem.
Thanks.

Quote from: Bas on 23-December-09, 02:31:40
Do you have the Winki edition or not?
No, I don't have the Winki edition
Quote from: Hans on 23-December-09, 02:41:40
What drives are installed?
I've got:
400GB Hitachi SATA HDD (boot)
250GB Samsung IDE HDD
80GB Maxtor IDE HDD
LiteOn DVD-RW. It's IDE but connected to SATA via an adaptor
Quote from: Fredrik on 24-December-09, 08:44:03
Don't forget to clear CMOS after the BIOS update, with the power cable unplugged first of course.
How did you go about updating BIOS?
What PSU have you got?
If you have a different graphics card to try you should do so.
I updated via USB M-Flash and I did a CMOS reset.
My PSU is a PC Power & Cooling Silencer 470W
The only other graphics card I have is the on-board one, the rest are AGP.

Can opening shot be a long, delayed, fade of a still photo from blur to clear?

I'd like to have the first clip of an iMovie be a long, delayed fade of a still photo from blur to clear. Using the blur transition is not working; it can't be made long enough. Any ideas?
I'd like it so that the fade from blur lasts around 18 seconds, and the photo is clear for about 4 seconds...
I should also say I'm using the latest version of iMovie... just bought the computer a few months ago.
Many thanks for any suggestions!

Further to Karsten's explanation, a workaround is to create a project using your photo with a duration of 36 seconds (or more). Insert the 18 second transition. Then export the project and re-import the exported file to an Event. Now create a new project from that Event. In that new project, trim off the unrequired section from the end of the clip, so that all that remains is the transition plus the extra 4 seconds.
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John

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