tank you for your response but your tips did not change anything, that's 
pity for me but thank you

Klaus D. Witzel wrote:

> Hi Sylvain,
>
> I experienced something similiar and found that passing the image name 
> to  squeak.exe speeds up things on that OS / platform. Before you 
> launch  Squeak, right click the shortcut then do "properties" and type 
> (or copy &  paste) the image file name after the squeak.exe name, like 
> "C:\<your  dir>\xyz.image"
>
> Hope this helps.
>
> /Klaus
>
> On Tue, 11 Oct 2005 21:16:44 +0200, Sylvain Pralon  
> <sylvain.pralon at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> hi squeakers,
>>
>> I'm a french student of Stephane Ducasse and i have a problem with  
>> squeak, so i
>> need your help
>> I encounter this problem when i work with squeak on my notebook 
>> (ASUS  W2C).
>> in fact, when i launch squeak everything is fast, but as soon as i do 
>> a  "do it"
>> or a "inspect it" or something like that,
>> my CPU utilisation is on top during at less 10 secondes and after 
>> the  correct
>> result appears.
>> i've tried squeak 3.8, 3.9a and 3.7 and the problem is the same..
>> what i don't understand is that opening the soft, opening a browser or a
>> workspace is quite quick but all the rest is very very slow
>>
>> so i need your help with that, i've you ever heard about a problem 
>> like  mine...
>> Stephane thinks it may be a primitive which is incompatible with my  
>> system
>>
>> My config :
>>
>> CPU: Intel Pentium M 760 à 2 Ghz
>>
>> Chipset: Intel 915PM
>>
>> 1024 Mo de mémoire DDR 2 (2x512Mo)
>>
>> windows xp pro sp2
>> thanks for your help
>>
>> sylvain
>>
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