From: Victor Rehorst (victor_at_newtontalk.net)
Date: Fri Jan 28 2005 - 06:50:42 PST
Steven Frank wrote:
> I was just idly wondering about the upper limits of the Notes
> application... Does it gradually slow down as you add more and more
> notes? Does anyone have thousands of notes who can comment on the
> speed?
Usually it's the size of the note that starts to slow things down, not really
the amount of notes. Back when I was taking notes in university once I got
past five or six portrait-size pages of text, things would start to slow
down... and then I would tap or try to make a correction and the Newton would
scroll back up to the top of the note - ARG!
In fact, I've still got those notes on my Newton, at least 100 of them filed
in a separate folder, and it doesn't slow down things one bit. Chalk it up to
the Newton's transactional object store and soup indexes.
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