One of my friends had to buy 3 rings, Engagement, Wedding and Teething

Congratulations and Trebles all round

I would guess wi fi means yes it's polling for a connection. couldn't you burn them onto a DVD ot USB Key ?

Only to satisfy my masochistic tendencies

It was always my dream to retire to the centre of England, as far from the sea as possible in any direction, so Newbiggin by the Sea wasn't a dream come true .
On ther other hand it's quite amusing standing on the cliff top watching the "Sunday Sailors" getting into bother during an unexpected squall

I don't recall changing that but as it's uninstalled now it doesn't matter. I will have a look at the cache size in LR3.6 though.

It was 1.0gb have increased it to 2gb. (or should it be decreased ) I would have thought with hard drives being so cheap now the default cache size in LR4 would have had an 'adequate' default size ?

I'm planning on whinging and moaning for six months till I get a new computer, or hit with something sharp and heavy (most likely outcome )

Thanks for the responses.

Alan, I'd like a new desktop computer but that is on the 'wants list' at the moment because of expenditure on lenses etc

Peter, I run CCleaner regularly but there is a lot of junk programs that I should get around to clearing out and I agree a format and re-install of the programs I actually use would be the way to go. There are couple of items that I'd have to look into before doing that though. For the moment I've removed LR 4. I may just buy another hard drive, install the os etc onto that then see what I need to reinstall software wise.

I have been trialing LR 4 and am wondering if my computer isn't up to the job as it often freezes with the message Not Responding. Specs are:

Intel E8000 Core Duo 3.0ghz
8gb ram
Win 7 Pro 64bit

I have no problems running CS6 or LR 3

Anyone else had/having similar problems (LR4 trial runs out in 5 days)

That was another Classic show Gwyn. Why isn't there any humour any more ?

A gem of wit does appear on here occasionally so all is not lost.