Slow initia page load

Hi there,
I am experiencing another issue where loading the initial
roboHelp home page can take up to 1-2 minutes. Once this page is
loaded all subsequentrequests are fine. If I close the browser and
wait an hour or so, I get the same slow response again. This
happens even when I request the page on the server itself. I
noticed on the server (win2000) dllhost.exe goes nuts taking up of
50% CPU for 1-2 mins. Anyone got any ideas?
Thanks for your time,
Cam.

It might be worth looking at any anti-virus software to see
if that is the cause of the problem. I've seen instances with
ordinary webhelp output where the initial load of the help took
ages. Once the start page was assigned as "trusted" in the
anti-virus software all was OK.

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