3Dconnexxion viewer and Win 7 64

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caltex
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3Dconnexxion viewer and Win 7 64

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Hello,

Is there a way to view photos with my Space explorer, when i have a Win 7 , 64-bit installation ?

I had XP before, and was very pleased with the function oft the 3Dconnexxion viewer, but it doesn't seem to be available for Win 7 64-bit.

Regards Tobias
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Viewer is a Legacy Application

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Dear caltex,

The viewer is a legacy application and is no longer available in our newer software suites.

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RE: 3Dconnexxion viewer and Win 7 64

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Hi caltex,

:!: the 3Dconnexion picture viewer is now called 3Dx Collage, which is accessible from the 3Dx Home panel.
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Post by caltex »

Thanks for your answers.

I have tried 3Dx Collage, and the possibilities to twist the picture are cool, but there are many basic functions missing,
like the possibility to step between pictures in a folder(can you call it a viewer without this function, really? :? )

I cant click a picture and get it to open directly in collage,
I have to open collage first, and then go thru the folder structure to find the picture and then click the picture.



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Post by UtaSH »

Yes, you are right. The 3DxCollage is not the viewer as I said. Concerning the viewer Barbara is right: it is no longer available.

The problem with not being able to open Collage together with a picture is a known problem (internal bug number is 5592).
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Post by caltex »

Okay,

Is there any other software that I can use to get the same functionality as with the 3Dconnexxion viewer ?


Regards Tobias
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