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Jay Maechtlen
Inspiring
February 10, 2015
Question

RH7 HTML - using HTML from MS Excel

  • February 10, 2015
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I wanted to import a series of HTML files exported/saved from Excel to a project.

This is demonstration purposes, to test migration approaches for content from Word and Excel to a SharePoint environment.

After importing the 36 HTML files to my project, RH gets really slow.

It takes 15-20 seconds to open any of the files for editing.

I see that the HTML from Excel has the content is in tables, and some Javascript.

Are the tables themselves part of the issue?

any suggestions?

tia

Jay

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Willam van Weelden
Willam van Weelden
Inspiring
February 10, 2015

Is opening slow for every topic even if you import only a single one? How large is a single HTM file? It may be that opening is not related to the number of topics but to how large each topic is. If you have very large topics, it may take some time for RH to load them and show them in the editor.

Is RH also slow apart from opening the topics? Such as creating new topics, closing the project, opening the project, etc.?

Kind regards,

Willam

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Jay MaechtlenAuthor
Inspiring
February 10, 2015

Hi, Willam;

The files range from 20kb to 300 kb

A  20 kb file takes about 15 sec to open, a 150 kb file takes about 30 sec.

This is on a Win 7 machine, Intel i7 w/ 8GB memory. So it has reasonable compute speed, and shouldn't be slowed by lack of memory.

The project opens quickly. I don't use RH much, having to re-learn what little I did know.

if the use of this strangely-sourced HTML doesn't sound like a huge issue, I'll continue and see how it goes.

I should note that there aren't any calculations in the files - these are instructional documents that happened to be created in Excel.

Thanks

Jay

Captiv8r
Captiv8r
Legend
February 10, 2015

Hi Jay

Where is the project? Is it on your local C drive or is it on a network drive?

If it's on a LAN drive, try closing the project, copying it to your C drive (perhaps to a location such as C:\Projects\ProjectNameHere) and see if your speed has improved.

Cheers... Rick

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