Would like too hear from anyone experiencing the same issue or help with this issue
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Hi Bryan, thanks for responding, after I did a clean un-install and re-install the release ver. 3.12.2, driver ver. 6.12.0 and firmware ver. 3.18, 64 bit 3Dconnexion driver I elected to customize the install and saw that only 3d max9 is supported and I am using SW 2007 32bit version.Bryan wrote:Dear gavinfla,
What release version do you read in the 'About' Item under the 'Help' Menu in the '3Dconnexion Control Panel'?
Only AutoDesk's 3DS MAX versions 9 thru 2011 make use of our navigation devices.
What version of SolidWorks are you using?
What kind of response do you find in our Jet Demo?
(Start > All Programs > 3Dconnexion > Demos)
Sincerely,
Bryan
In the Jet Demo the spacenavigator work fine, I opened Photoshop CS5 after my last post reply and it asked me to create a hotkey for my 3d mouse, which I was not getting before. So I guess the clean un-install did some good. So unfortunately for SW2007 & 3d Max8 it will have to resort to the old fashion way.gavinfla wrote:Hi Bryan, thanks for responding, after I did a clean un-install and re-install the release ver. 3.12.2, driver ver. 6.12.0 and firmware ver. 3.18, 64 bit 3Dconnexion driver I elected to customize the install and saw that only 3d max9 is supported and I am using SW 2007 32bit version.Bryan wrote:Dear gavinfla,
What release version do you read in the 'About' Item under the 'Help' Menu in the '3Dconnexion Control Panel'?
Only AutoDesk's 3DS MAX versions 9 thru 2011 make use of our navigation devices.
What version of SolidWorks are you using?
What kind of response do you find in our Jet Demo?
(Start > All Programs > 3Dconnexion > Demos)
Sincerely,
Bryan
I think I am out of luck.
Cheers.
Gavinfla