Preview app is too slow to open PDF from Server Snow Leopard

Hi
After the Lion update into a MacBook Clients the app Preview has become too slow to open PDF files from Mac server OS Snow Leopard.
Preview app isn't not slow to open PDF present into local system hard disk.
Can you help me to solve this?

i've tested the network connection but it's works perfectly.
if i open network files with Office or other applications there aren't problems.
Only preview app is slow to open pdf's from server.

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