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bostoncpa

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  1. I ran into this one time, and when I called tech support, they had me close the browser and re-open it. They said something about it being caught between two sessions, because I had a bad cookie or something. But whatever it was, it worked for me.
  2. Keep in mind there are lots of factors which influence speed. The program will be fast on the server, as it has local access to the files. When you go over a network, it has to first access that machine, then transfer it to the "workstation" machine. If both machines are of an acceptable an I/O, processor, and RAM speed (which varies per OS) then you might want to start looking at the actual network, such as your network card, the cables ect. If you're on a wireless network, it has the potential to be incredibly slow as the connection could constantly drop and reconnect (not mention your database could get corrupted because of this). Also make sure you don't have any other resources via for network connectivity, as that can slow things down also (firewall, anti-virus, other programs). I hope this helps!
  3. I just downloaded the new version as well, and after a reboot, I updated the program. I am happy to report all is well. Basically, your program has no virus definitions in it's database, so it needs to get them. Just open it up, and select "Update Now" and you should be fine.
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