Opening of form is very slow

Hello,
I've installed SAP 2005A on a Vista computer.
My problem is the opening of the forms is very slow.
Does anyone knows the reason of that.
Thanks.

Hi,
try on the icon of SAP on desktop go to properties and on the compatibility check disable desktop composition.
hope it helps
Petr

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