MFT
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Good evening.
someone knows or hao already tried if osd turns with windows 7
Thank you.
Mar
someone knows or hao already tried if osd turns with windows 7
Thank you.
Mar
What release?I tried it u works very well....:smile:
thanks also I have the 16.00a, of course that this " cursed" osd works with everything is just good mouth.:biggrin:The 16.0 was great!
It's good to use a program of the last century! :biggrin:thanks also I have the 16.00a, of course that this " cursed" osd works with everything is just good mouth.:biggrin:
Mar
It would be said that "antiquely" :smile: the software wrote them why they worked for purpose (cad, text editor, photo editing etc.) while today they seem to write them to increase the sales of ram modules and keep busy entire populations of beta testerIt's good to use a program of the last century! :biggrin:
a week ago I installed gbg dm7.0 (release for winnt3.5) on win7 prof. and left immediately!
They wrote them in pencil.It would be said that "antiquely" :smile: the software wrote them why they worked for purpose (cad, text editor, photo editing etc.) while today they seem to write them to increase the sales of ram modules and keep busy entire populations of beta tester![]()
this does not depend on seven is another problem related to threads. probabilmet by updating the quota vertices are attached no more to the hole but to something elseI just get a little problem. .
a warning message to update annotation views:
"one or more thread size(s) attached to wrong element(s). all the thread
domensions can not be updated"
Why?
I had the opportunity to see ug v18 turn on a modern pc.It would be said that "antiquely" :smile: the software wrote them why they worked for purpose (cad, text editor, photo editing etc.) while today they seem to write them to increase the sales of ram modules and keep busy entire populations of beta tester![]()
I had recently done the same experiment with solidworks 2001: impressive, it seems fuznion for telepathyI had the opportunity to see ug v18 turn on a modern pc.
It's all instant... especially the graphics and windows.
crazy to see how software has been slowed down by new user interface paradigms.
in fact,I had recently done the same experiment with solidworks 2001: impressive, it seems fuznion for telepathy
it is to think that the avalanche of money that we send to these "scientists" (to pronounce to the totò! :smile: ) the programming for updates to the new versions via enriched with thatche new feature and many graphic minchiate and pseudo ergonomics are spent quite badly.
for years I support it, a beautiful planetary strike takes us; all stopped for a year without subscription. see then how they move the c## or if they want to continue to fill the ferrari
However, for the responsiveness of menus, both given that xp and win7 can be set with the graphic appearance of win2000, as well as removing the various effects of transition and fade:in fact,
I've always supported it. the performance (and therefore the goodness) of a software must be compared to equal machine. and vice versa. .
but unfortunately it is now a vicious circle, new version >>>> > > > new hardware (maybe not everything, but a piece do that update it).
greetings
Mar
It's good to use a program of the last century! :biggrin:
a week ago I installed gbg dm7.0 (release for winnt3.5) on win7 prof. and left immediately!