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Hello Patrick: Yes, any new products sold through resellers/online sites come with the terms of warranty and support for that product, whether that reseller is listed on our site or not. And, resellers not currently listed on our website are eligible to be included on our website. So you're covered!...

Hello Hutton: Thank you for your feedback. We are currently testing an internal solution which is not yet ready for external beta. As soon as the beta is available, or as soon as there is a definitive date to its availability, we will make that known. I wish I could provide a date today, but we need...

Hello all:

Thank you for the additional input.

Please note that the Mac OS X driver will support the SpaceNavigator product only at this time.

Look forward to bringing you the announcement of the beta availability.

Happy New Year,

Ziva Nissan
3Dconnexion, Inc.

And we hope you'll keep us updated on that....

Enjoy your new device,

Ziva Nissan
3Dconnexion, Inc.

Hello Hans-Peter: The SDK on our website is completely free and available for your use. We are also developing a COM Automation interface which will be available towards the end of the first quarter of 2007, and with which you can work within many languages, including Delphi. We will have more infor...

Thank you so much for sharing this with us! It always is exciting and well-received news to the 3Dconnexion team when we hear of outside developments such as this. We applaud the interest and the effort to provide a solution for Blender. We will conduct an evaluation ourselves after the first of the...

Thank you all for your great feedback! We will make the Mac OS X beta driver available very shortly after the first of the year. I will post on this board to let you know from where you may download it. As previously mentioned, this driver will work with the 3Dconnexion SpaceNavigator product. Look ...

That would be part and parcel of the 3Dconnexion SDK implementation, which has always worked previously. We can help facilitate through our bus dev organization if we understand a bit more about the environment -- i.e. Ansys product/version number, system settings, etc. Also, we're assuming that you...

Hello BigSwede: Ansys has historically included support for our devices using our SDK, and the support is done completely by ANSYS. I would recommend sending them an email and we will also try to find out some information from our side as soon as we can. Also, by "ANSYS Classic" do you mea...

Hello Buzzz: Thank you for your post and apologies for the difficulty you have experienced at your shop. The demand for SpaceNavigator and other 3Dconnexion products since we launched our new product line has been extremely high. We are working hard to meet these demands right away and are confident...

Hello Buzzz: Absolutely. We provide an easy-to-upgrade program through the web where you would just pay the difference between the PE and SE plus tax. This is accessible through our website, plus we provide a link within the software which you can access at any time. Once you upgrade you get a confi...

Hi RBC9:

We will make a beta available as soon as possible. We will need some beta testers for both x86 and x64.

We will inform as soon as it is available. Our goal is to have a release as close as possible to the Microsoft commercial release.

Ziva Nissan
3Dconnexion, Inc.

Hello Hendrik: Thank you for the suggestion. We will certainly look at this as we develop our CS3 solution; however, as Photoshop does not currently allow for this feature, we may not be able to implement it either. We will let you know when we have an update, and you are certainly welcome to beta t...

Let me put the question out there -- which applications are you all using?

Ziva Nissan
3Dconnexion, Inc.

Our driver does address the device via the usbfs and not via a module. As mentioned, we will have something for you to try as early as possible next year (with the blue LEDs lighting up!) We can then go from there as far as configurations and application support. As GE is supported natively, we hope...