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[AE9RB]

Those magic mouses sure are pretty but no fun to use. I use a PC mouse.
I'll have better AGC in the next version.
I still need driver versions and chip models for those buggy Intel HD chips.

[kz1x]

"I still need driver versions and chip models for those buggy Intel HD chips."

If there is a way I could help by providing this information, I would gladly do so.

The problem is, I am uncertain what is being asked, or, how to find the information requested.

[AE9RB]

In Device Manager under Display Adapters. It should list something like "Intel HD 1234". Open that and it'll show a version number in the driver tab like "1.23.45.6789"

[camqrp]

Mobile Intel(R) 945 Express Chipset Family Version 8.15.10.1867

[AE9RB]

Ok, that's OpenGL 1.4. It's going to take a significant effort to support older than OpenGL 2.0 (which has been around for over 10 years). For now, I changed the system requirements.

[kb3cuf]

White Macbook running 10.7.5, download and ran without incident- except the built in trackpad/button does not allow freq change. A Pc mouse via USB does- via a scroll wheel.

Interesting that USB worked FB on the Mac but not on Windows multiple platforms.

I'm still suspecting the ESD part and will replace it, but I will remain on the Mac for ops. It really shines in that environment. Can we call it PB_CW?

Larry

[AE9RB]

White Macbook ... the built in trackpad/button does not allow freq change.

You maybe turned off scrolling in System Preferences. Or never looked in there to learn the gestures on your particular model.

[kb3cuf]

I'll look into that.

I'm PC /Linux/VMWare at work, so Macs mystify me. Although I've gotten pretty good with IOS on my phone.

TU