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Upon first run, there will be a dialog asking for
your prefered video acceleration. This dialog takes a few seconds to appear
and may be hiding behind other dialogs.
Try it again and let us know if that's
it.
jim
-- James D. Smell,
AIA Autodesk Building Solutions Division
Upon first run, there will be a dialog asking for
your prefered video acceleration. This dialog takes a few seconds to
appear and may be hiding behind other dialogs.
Try it again and let us know if that's
it.
jim
-- James D. Smell,
AIA Autodesk Building Solutions
Division
Do you have anything else at all open? As Dennis points out, you are at half the min, rec, ram. If and when you do get it open, when you go to render: if not a freeze, maybe an overnight wait. Leaving aside Vizrender, I am NOT happy with my 512 ram for ADT 2004, although it seemed fine for 3.3. Bob
No programs open. In task manager nothing
appears in the Applications and vizr.exe will show up and then disapper in
Processes. Before if flashes off there is still 120mb of physical memory
left.
Do
you have anything else at all open? As Dennis points out, you are at half the
min, rec, ram. If and when you do get it open, when you go to render: if not a
freeze, maybe an overnight wait. Leaving aside Vizrender, I am NOT happy with
my 512 ram for ADT 2004, although it seemed fine for 3.3.
Bob
Don't beat a dead horse (if you want my opinion). The Vizrender is going to be extremely annoying or useless on that machine as it sits, which is presumably a P3 (you didn't say) and may not have the proper video card (you didn't say). 256 more ram is almost cheaper than the time you have spend on this. Bob
Don't
beat a dead horse (if you want my opinion). The Vizrender is going to be
extremely annoying or useless on that machine as it sits, which is presumably
a P3 (you didn't say) and may not have the proper video card (you didn't say).
256 more ram is almost cheaper than the time you have spend on this.
Bob
Don't
beat a dead horse (if you want my opinion). The Vizrender is going to be
extremely annoying or useless on that machine as it sits, which is
presumably a P3 (you didn't say) and may not have the proper video card (you
didn't say). 256 more ram is almost cheaper than the time you have spend on
this. Bob
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