I might have several tips, but can’t really solve the basic problem if the files and the Passolo project (LPU) are on a network share and Passolo is installed locally on the C: drive. As an example: Generating all target files means downloading 3,500 files from the network share to local drive/memory then creating 10,500 translated files and uploading them from local memory/drive to the network drive. For this an all other file operation it might be better to have all, the file repository, the Passolo project file (LPU), and Passolo on the same virtual machine. This will drastically improve the performance.

If this is not possible I at least have several tips:

• Download the project to a the local system and perform some maintenance procedures. Passolo stores all translation changes into the History database and all source file changes into a Recycle bin. If this information is not needed any more delete it using Home – Reset Data.

This will decrease the project file size and increase the performance. After these operations, again upload the Passolo project to the initial network folder.

• Open the project and unpack the project on the network share using Project – Un-pack Project File. This will extract all files from the LPU into a sub-folder named MyProject.lpu.content. This will avoid any compression/decompression routines over the network and will also increase the performance..

Thank you very much for your quick reply and helpful input. I will try what you suggested.

Thank you very much for your quick reply and helpful input. I will try what you suggested.