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From: N Deepak <deep@symonds.net>
Subject: evolution very slow
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Hi,

  I am running FreeBSD-5.3-RELEASE.  I used cvsup and portupgrade to
  install evolution.  The version is: 2.2.3.

  The problem is that evolution is too slow.  It takes a few minutes
  after I give the password to show my inbox with hardly 30 e-mails.
  Moving from one e-mail to another is also very slow, and opening
  folders with a large number of e-mails is well nigh impossible.

  My account type is Microsoft Exchange.

  Any hints or pointers?

Thanks,
Deepak