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In article <jasonb.827896888@cs.uwa.edu.au> jasonb@cs.uwa.edu.au (Jason S Birch) writes:
>IBrowse does. Unfortunately the whole machine became sluggish while it
>was processing (boy, it's really easy to notice the difference when
>you're not running Executive!). Perhaps the author could work on his
>multithreading a little to make it Executive-friendly, like IBrowse
>is? Is he relying on the tasks to be at certain priorities? (IBrowse
>by default starts the threads at -1, but that is settable via the
>preferences and certainly works while Executive is moving priorities
>around.)

If he was relying on priorities staying fixed, you'd see a crash, not
lack of response. Try to configure Executive to keep "AWeb" (the main
task) priority higher than the child tasks ("AWeb retrieve" and
"AWebIP").

>One other thing I noticed - when typing into a string gadget on a
>form, the whole border of the gadget is redrawn with each keypress. I
>presume this is also a CA problem. Oh, and also, the last demo of

Once again, none of the gadgets in AWeb forms have anything to do with
ClassAct. AWeb supported forms before Yvon started using ClassAct, and
a lot of the gadgets are custom and belong to AWeb only. 

>IBrowse supports AS225r2 (I know you were complaining about this,

No, it doesn't. I've seen an old version of http.library for AS225,
which doesn't work with the latest IBrowse, and I've heard that the
IBrowse team have forbid the release of AS225 compatible http.library
V2 because of some childish grudge against I-Net 225 and Surfer.

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