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Re: Software Conflicts
by Mads Nybo Jorgensen on Jan 8, 2002 at 8:30:30 pm

Hey Jim.

Your Xpri comes installed with Commotion. And running on Windows 2000, I can't see any problems with installing Adobe software. However, I would be careful not to allow After-effects to take "priority" on the videocard.

We have just yesterday hooked the XPRI up to a T-Base 100 Hub, sharing with 2 other suites and a Boris/combustion/3D-Max workstation (All NT4 and Windows-2000). Had a editor working all day with no problems. - and there should be network card in the XPRI as standard.
I did find a couple of months ago, when doing the same to a Windows-98 computer, that this was slowing it down...

What version of the XPRI are you running? And have you had a demo of version 3 - Very Nice! Scheduled for release end of Jan.

Keep calling
All the Best
Mads
London

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Software Conflicts by Jim Nazer on Jan 8, 2002 at 6:03:20 pm
- Re: Software Conflicts by Mads Nybo Jorgensen on Jan 8, 2002 at 8:30:30 pm
  - Re: Software Conflicts by Jim Nazer on Jan 10, 2002 at 10:34:16 pm
    - Re: Software Conflicts by Mads Nybo Jorgensen on Jan 11, 2002 at 10:14:50 am

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