iloco, thanks for your response.. When it states turning off OpenGL - I assume this is done inside the application and also what does this means. Does Vue use Direct X when Open GL if off or does it just use GL graphics.

What is the impact of this problem, does it make Vue hard to used. If so when will E-on have a fix.

P.S. I am a programmer by profession and from ShadowWind's comment this problem sounds like a memory leak / resource leak in Vue. E-on should run something like Bounds checker on this operation. What I can see on the image of screen that that is not many graphics object being display, so something must be serious wrong in logic to cause over 10,000 gdi objects to be used. My guess even if windows allowed more, it would still have the problem - just take longer to cause the symptoms.

I be watching this thread, this type of issue must be resolved before I can consider the package.