Bigotry- "The attitude, state of mind, or behavior characteristic of a bigot; intolerance."

My thread title was "Another Tip That MIGHT Make Poser LOAD Much Faster!" Note the words "MIGHT". Note that nothing says "DAZ"

http://www.renderosity.com/messages.ez?ForumID=12356&Form.ShowMessage=1889658&Reply=1889814#6

I had found BY ACCIDENT that after having loaded the new DAZ Studio beta (which had NOT been on my computer AT ALL for over three months) that after letting DS do its runtime cataloging search and then CLOSING IT, I was now getting an extremely fast loading "OS effect" with Poser Pro-Pack. As I ALSO said, I had been using Correct Reference Pro for my
Poser runtimes and this may have had an overall cumulative "OS effect."

What I said in my thread--

"My THEORY about this is that it apparently REGISTERS someplace the list of where all the Poser Library info is and that my MODERN OS's use this reference when I click on Pro-Pack."

"This effect has been repeatable during the following days- WITHOUT having to load Daz Studio first."

I was ATTACKED REPEATEDLY in my thread. There were in fact several very vicious, ranting posts against DAZ (which was not the subject of the thread) and attacks against me personally. My personal observation which I said MIGHT work for someone else was greeted with-

"This is impossible."

"this is a fairy tale, this is just one big joke"

"do you work for daz?"

"Rah, rah, rah! Daz, Daz, Daz!"

And those were only the NICER verbal assults on ME, who
these ranting hate-mongers are really venting against are DAZ (apparently-but they seem to HATE ANYONE who uses DAZ products)

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Kuroyume0161 was among a few in the thread to take what I said and look it seriously---

kuroyume0161 --"This may be a result of WinXP caching certain information just for this purpose: quick reloads of applications. It's called "Prefetch" and you will find the folder in your Windows folder."

Veritas777---

"Thanks for the "Prefetch" info. I did think it was more likely the OS was doing it too, as obviously Poser had no software mechanism for it."