I still am having this problem. I emailed support and sent the second one saying my question wasn't answered and still never received an answer.
TexasAggie97
But it will just stay there until I move the mouse over the LabVIEW window. I've let it sit there for minutes and LabVIEW is stuck there and the MPPro icon stays yellow. I don't know what it's copying and why it picks that point to copy data. The window is the splash screen, if that makes a difference.
I have found a that when starting a certain program (National Instrument's LabVIEW) on the secondary monitor, it will stop loading at some point and just sit there and the Multiplicity Pro Icon turns yellow. When I move the mouse over the LabVIEW window, the MPPro icon goes back to norman and LabVIEW finishes loading. What's going on? And is there anything I can do to fix it? Thanks, Mark
I'm also seeing it take several seconds to change screens. I have a 3.2GHz P4 with HT and 1Gig of memory, with a nVidia 5200 with 128MB on two monitors. Speaking of two monitors, the second one doesn't show on the virtual desktops. I've tried both mode 1 and mode 2. Thanks, Mark
Austin, Texas, USA.
Are y'all going to add back the RSS feed? Since that's how I got notification of updates, I didn't even realize things had changed until I checked from home where I'm not using a news aggregator. Thanks, Mark
Wow, everyone seems so OLD. I was a nuc electrician on the USS South Carolina (CGN-37) from 92 to 96. Before that I was training to be a nuc electrician from 90 to 92.
The non-settling states have asked for Microsoft to make available a stripped down version of Windows. I.e. A version of Windows without IE, Media Player, etc. Microsoft says "No, It is impossible to remove them from the OS." The states are saying "If you want to say it's impossible, prove it."
Austin, Tx where is was 68F today and supposed to be 75F tomorrow.