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You're basically gonna have to get a copy of it and do a fresh installation to replace your 64-bit installation. Make sure you back up any and all files you might have even the slightest need for.

I third this, my laptop originally came with Win7 64-bit, had to install 32-bit to get Versaworks running smoothly.

Thanks for sharing, always good to have this kind've stuff laying around.

happy birthday Fred

I have the same issue in Inkscape, I think it's because it's trying to render so many previews at once from so many different files. Now that I think about it, could be similar to how big files take longer to load if they're fragmented, where the fonts are all scattered around the hard drive and...

welcome from dirty jersey.

It might help if we knew what machine(s) you were using as well.

Awesome work, I actually thought the chick was real for a second.

I use both, but I prefer to work on a PC. On a side note, surprised no one has mentioned Linux. (At least I don't think anyone did, only skimmed through). I've only really used ubuntu and a few of it's derivatives like xubuntu and ubuntu studio, but I'd really like to install AVLinux when I get...

Kinda curious about alternatives as well, thebadwrap and digitaldesignware are the only ones I've seen that really seem worth the money.

That's both incredibly awesome AND incredibly stupid. The younger, CKY/Jackass side of me is like, "rock on dude!", but the more mature side of me that realizes noone is invincible is like "f that ish." edit: that was directed at the OP, but the same comment applies to the above pic as well...

:U Rock: You hiring? :Big Laugh

Double check to make sure everything is in the right spot and all the sensors are being, uh, sensed. I've had a problem with my RS before where the tray you feed from wasn't put back on properly and even though everything looked OK, it wouldn't run. Also listen to see if the motor is engaging at...

that sucks man, hope everything turns out alright with the bypass.

Rock on man, that's awesome. I'm really glad everything turned out good. I know I'm kinda new here and I don't really know you, but I've had my fair share of medical problems and I can't even imagine what it must have been like to go through all that you have. I really hope everything continues...

print'em on white adhesive vinyl, cut'em out, and before you take the backing, place them down, and hold one edge down with your finger and lift up the other to be sure they're spot on.

clamps, anybody? i printed few hundred square feet of banners this week using them, went straight as an arrow.

good luck, heart surgery sucks... here's hopin you get a hot nurse!:thumb:

Nicely done. That, uh, "scaffolding" looks super sketchy. You get extra points just for having the cajones to do that.

I assume you've tried using the media clamps?