I've run a multi-purpose machine for as long as I've been doing artwork and I've never had any trouble like VuePro with any app that I had, once the dust settled. This includes Poser, Lightwave, Bryce, Photoshop, Painter and others, not to mention Vue 4. The whole point is windows compliancy, not dedicating a machine to it. If it was only supposed to run on it's own machine, that should have been in the product recommendation specs, so people not willing to do so, would know not to pay $300-500 for it.

And I hope the dust will settle on VuePro at some point, and it will be the stable application it can be in the environment it's designed for. They did it in Vue 4, they should be able to do it in VuePro. But with all due respect Timoteo, putting it on a dedicated machine or one is asking for trouble is a notion that should really never be heard in Windows.

Here's hoping...

ShadowWind