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  1. Muad Dib
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    XP Pro & Vista Home Premium (x86); Windows Ultimate 7600 x64 Retail
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    hexagram said:
    settings are identical
    Well Hexagram, I am stumped as to what the difference is except that I am running 64 bit 7232.

    I have used the app in XP and Vista 32 bit for years.

    In 5 or so days I will clean install the 64 bit Ultimate from Technet. Maybe there is something in the post 7232 version that is different.

    Just for future reference what video card are you running?
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  3. hexagram
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    Windows 7
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       New #12

    I'm running a laptop. It's using Intel GM965.

    Thanks for your help :)
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