GForce2 MX400 - CorelDRAW 9

"Mike Keller" wrote in message
...
I am having alot of trouble with items rapidly dissapearing from CorelDRAW
pages. Most often, with a small movement of document, view percentage, or
object on the document, the entire page goes white (note the GUI, toolbars
etc stay put).

In tracing this problem backwards, it seems to have become a large problem
a
few months ago after updating drivers, I have since updated again to the
current driver and still the problem exists.

Is it possible to remove the current driver and reinstall the driver that
came with my system - so I can rule out a driver problem with
CorelDRAW????


Sure. Just uninstall your current driver and reinstall the older one. Make
sure you follow the correct procedure for your OS.

BTW: I have used several different video cards and dozens of different
drivers with Corel 8 to Corel 11 and I've never had the problems you
describe.


Too_Much_Coffee ®


I do have s everal other graphic applications, none experience this - only
CorelDRAW (v9)

My card is a G-Force MX400 with 64 meg ram.

TIA

Mike


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Thanks for the reply - I tired to uninstall the current driver, but my
system could not read the CD of the original???

Anyhow, I re-installed the current driver and the problem is still here.
BUT, I did just discover if I use the side-to-side scroll bar/buttons, my
stuff does come back

Thanks again
Mike

"Too_Much_Coffee ®" wrote in message
...

"Mike Keller" wrote in message
...
I am having alot of trouble with items rapidly dissapearing from
CorelDRAW
pages. Most often, with a small movement of document, view percentage,
or
object on the document, the entire page goes white (note the GUI,
toolbars
etc stay put).

In tracing this problem backwards, it seems to have become a large
problem
a
few months ago after updating drivers, I have since updated again to the
current driver and still the problem exists.

Is it possible to remove the current driver and reinstall the driver
that
came with my system - so I can rule out a driver problem with
CorelDRAW????


Sure. Just uninstall your current driver and reinstall the older one. Make
sure you follow the correct procedure for your OS.

BTW: I have used several different video cards and dozens of different
drivers with Corel 8 to Corel 11 and I've never had the problems you
describe.


Too_Much_Coffee ®


I do have s everal other graphic applications, none experience this -
only
CorelDRAW (v9)

My card is a G-Force MX400 with 64 meg ram.

TIA

Mike


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"Mike Keller" wrote in message
...
Thanks for the reply - I tired to uninstall the current driver, but my
system could not read the CD of the original???

Anyhow, I re-installed the current driver and the problem is still here.
BUT, I did just discover if I use the side-to-side scroll bar/buttons, my
stuff does come back

You might be able to get the old video driver from your computer's website.
You should also update your motherboard BIOS and drivers. If you use the VIA
4in1 drivers, you should update those also.

Too_Much_Coffee ®


Thanks again
Mike

"Too_Much_Coffee ®" wrote in message
...

"Mike Keller" wrote in message
...
I am having alot of trouble with items rapidly dissapearing from
CorelDRAW
pages. Most often, with a small movement of document, view percentage,
or
object on the document, the entire page goes white (note the GUI,
toolbars
etc stay put).

In tracing this problem backwards, it seems to have become a large
problem
a
few months ago after updating drivers, I have since updated again to
the
current driver and still the problem exists.

Is it possible to remove the current driver and reinstall the driver
that
came with my system - so I can rule out a driver problem with
CorelDRAW????


Sure. Just uninstall your current driver and reinstall the older one.
Make
sure you follow the correct procedure for your OS.

BTW: I have used several different video cards and dozens of different
drivers with Corel 8 to Corel 11 and I've never had the problems you
describe.


Too_Much_Coffee ®


I do have s everal other graphic applications, none experience this -
only
CorelDRAW (v9)

My card is a G-Force MX400 with 64 meg ram.

TIA

Mike


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