If you are running a PC Access Build lower than 93, you should download an update . A faster computer will speed up printing in all of your DOS and Windows applications. This does not help you immediately, but it is important to keep in mind for your future hardware purchases. If your computer has only 4 MB RAM, it will print slowly in Windows due to excessive disk swapping. Even 8 MB RAM may be inadequate on some computers, especially if you are printing photos at high resolution or running multiple applications.
Some printer drivers are also quite large and require extra memory to avoid disk swapping.
You can also try disabling the Print Manager in Windows 3.1, or disabling print spooling for your printer driver in Win95. Sometimes this can speed up your Windows printing, at the cost of increasing the time that an application displays an hourglass during printing. To copy a photo, move your mouse cursor over it in PC Access and click your right mouse button. From the Photo Commands Speed Menu select Copy to Clipboard . You can also copy text from the Terminal window to the clipboard and paste it into a word processor.