Although it isn??™t easy and is often impractical, removing large numbers of comments
from your code can decrease the amount of memory used by your application.
Other things that you can do to increase the speed of your modules include opening any add-ins
that your application uses for read-only access and replacing procedure calls within loops with inline
code. Also, don??™t forget one of the most important items: Deliver your applications with the
modules compiled.
Increasing Network performance
The single most important action that you can take to make sure that your networkable applications
run at their peak performance is to run Access and the application database on the workstation
and link to the shared network database. Running Access over the network is much slower
than running it locally.
Improving Perceived Speed
Perceived speed is how fast your application appears to run to the end user. Many techniques can
increase the perceived speed of your applications. Perceived speed usually involves supplying
visual feedback to the user while the computer is busy performing some operation, such as constantly
updating a percent meter when Access is busy processing data.
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