two monitor woes 2004-07-06 - By Kris Rivel
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I had this happen today and I'm running a new FX3000 card with the latest
drivers. I only noticed it one or twice today.<br><br>
Kris<br><br>
At 06:41 PM 7/6/2004, you wrote:<br>
<blockquote type=cite class=cite cite="">Thanks everyone.<br><br>
I had not checked the drivers yet, but will do that once I can close some
software and install stuff. Just a cursory glance and it looks like
the driver may be older. It's an nVidia Quadro FX 1100. Looks
like my driver at home is the new one and the driver here at work (Stan
Winston) is an older one.<br><br>
I'll report back on how this goes.<br><br>
thanks again. The maya list never responds to questions, so it's
nice to see people replying.<br><br>
best,<br><br>
-Matt<br><br>
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kim aldis wrote:<br>
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<pre>There have been issues with drivers. Simon's problems with dual
layout
editing, for example, was driver related. Have you checked the
softimage
site for card compatability and latest compatable drivers?
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yup i get this ALL the time, I think ways around this were
found, not sure off hand, im sure someone on list will remember.
Duncan Burch
XSI 3D Lighting and Rendering Artist & TD
<a href="http://www.duncanburch.com">www.duncanburch.com</a>
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Subject: two monitor woes
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<pre>Hello all,
I am running a dual monitor setup with windows XP pro and
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<pre>XSI 4.0 (among
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<pre>other software, of course!).
Curiously, XSI does a self minimizing once in a while for
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<pre>no apparent
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<pre>reason.
It doesn't crash or anything, just minimizes itself.
Anybody else have this happen? ANy work arounds?
Any ideas are greatly appreciated.
best,
-Matt
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