Search is taking 15 minutes to compile in RH8

We are upgrading to RH8 and in testing I'm finding that its taking 20-25 minutes to compile a project (1800 topics) of which 99% of that is for "Full Text Search". Do we have something set up wrong? This is running on the C drive, 70 seconds to process 1800 topics and 1153 seconds (19 minutes!) for Full Text Search. That seems very wrong. Playing with the check boxes for search doesn't seem to change this. I have 8.02 installed. Webhelp is the output (NOT Webhelp Pro).

Hi Teri.
I'd suggest that there are so many factors that could affect how quickly a project compiles that it would be hard to say whether there is anyhting you can do about this. Of course if we had more detail about your project, maybe someone could help.
The RoboColum(n)
@robocolumn
Colum McAndrew

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