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Hi Greg- > What did you decide to do about the Direct-X version for 2.0. Will one need > Direct-X 9.0? Are you going to use java3D from 1.3b2? > I can not run the D3D 2.0 with Direct-X 9.0. 1.3b2 runs fine with Direct-X > 9.0. I haven't decided yet about this. We'll be testing both over the next couple of weeks. The Direct-X error message didn't come through on the last e-mail. Could you please resend? > For some reason the Open GL version of 2.0 seems a little more stable than > 1.3b2. I noticed with the 2.0 Open GL version if you resize the window the > display disappears. To get it back you have to click in the window. I see this occassionally in both the old and new versions. Don Ticket Details =================== Ticket ID: ZQC-458517 Department: Support IDV Priority: Normal Status: Open