Cannot see exported images in 3d view .

WD-Y65 is NOT a 3D ready TV. You either have to change the TV to see the movie in 3D, or just watch it in 2D in you current TV.

I have the same TV as yours. Current I connect a desktop PC to the TV via DVI port, and I watch Avatar using colorcode 3D(Amber/Blue) with Stereoscopic Player from www.3dtv.at It might be a way for you to enjoy 3D without change the whole thing, but it's an entire different topic.

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This sounds like a video card problem
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Sounds like a video card problem
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Hi,

Even if the Memory Stick Duo is inserted in the Camera, the images will not be saved in the Memory Stick Duo until the capacity of the Internal Memory is full. To save the images in the Internal Memory to the Memory Stick Duo, select the EXPORT option from the Viewing Menu of the Camera. Touch the MENU icon when viewing images to select the IMPORT option.
There are two option in the Viewing Menu of the Camera (Export and Import). Export option is to save from Internal Memory to Memory Stick and Import is for saving from Memory Stick to the Internal Memory.
This Camera is having 4GB of Internal Memory, hence the images captured will get saved in the Internal Memory first and then to Memory Stick once the Internal Memory is full.


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Did you try running the program in "Compatibility Mode"?
Right-click on the shortcut
Select "Properties"
Select "Compatibility"
Check off "Run this program in Compatibility Mode for"
Then chose Windows XP SP3

Keep trying different options until the program responds the way it should.

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Read the design software's readme and system requirements.  If that doesn't help: Ask. Punch.

Not sure if you can either SAVE AS or EXPORT as a PDF in latest version  if not a converter is available (Download) install and then print from acrobat- should do it. If not install HDD - As the quote goes memory and size matter Inkypete

Looks like your design is under the 0.00 level
Check the elevation of your drawing (walls, floors, etc)

I had the same problem on my XP Media Center system. Some of the graphics either appeared to be all white, or they were like 99% white and you could faintly see the center of the image if you moved the mouse around.

Hemera has a fix. They call it a "faded image" problem.
It involves downloading two files. One is an updater. The other is a zip file that, once the contents are unzipped, you copy to the location where the first file was installed to.

See:
http://support.encoreusa.com/product.asp?id=2221