I agree, let it be. It must be much as you say, overhead in doing a
thing for the first time. I suppose a 3rd party app, such as an octopusy
virus scanner or a BHO, can contribute as well.

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Thanks or Good Luck,
There may be humor in this post, and,
Naturally, you will not sue,
should things get worse after this,
PCR

"Javad" wrote in message
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Dear PCR
I think I found the answer. The process must be something like this:
1- Dbl-Clk event
2- Mouse pointer changes
3- A "form" is loaded into memory. ("Form" is the special page (window)
which is supposed to appear)
4- "Menu Bar" is loaded into memory. (RAM)
5- "Tool Bar" is loaded into memory.
6- "Status Bar" is loaded into memory.
7- "Web Contents" column is loaded into memory.
8- The "Form" appears with "Menu Br" & "Status Br" & "Web Contents
column".
9- System asks for a list of related files and folders (Not subfolders).
(I think asks it from registry)
10- The list of files and folders appear.

The most time consuming steps are 3&4&5&6&7, but step 3&4&5&6 (I think)
are only done the first time I want to open a window. On next tries,
these steps are ignored. So the problem occurs only on first try. Two
other reasons may also cause the problem. First: The list of file and
folders (Not subfolders) is too large. Second: Another program is
occupying CPU and RAM.

There are several solutions for this:
1- Turn off "Tool Bar", "Status Bar" and "Web Contents".
2- Not to let the list get too large.
3- Exit other programs before clicking on "My Documents"
4- Use a faster CPU and a higher RAM.

Finally, I think that the best choice is not to do anything and let the
problem occure on first open. On next tries it won't take place.

Javad