Managing Site - Very slow

Lately when I have to set up a new site and I click new or
edit in Manage Sites, it's very slow, almost like its hung up and
DW8 is freezing up, finally it goes to the next window. What could
cause that? It's never done that before. Is it a bug or something?
I'm using version 8.0.2

Probably better off asking this question in the DW newsgroup
- alex
geovino wrote:
> Lately when I have to set up a new site and I click new
or edit in Manage
> Sites, it's very slow, almost like its hung up and DW8
is freezing up, finally
> it goes to the next window. What could cause that? It's
never done that before.
> Is it a bug or something?
> I'm using version 8.0.2
>
>
>
>
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