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    None of us here are Computer Scientists or software Engineers. Others have found solutions as shown above. I have never had such a problem by always making sure I have sufficient hardware to support proper function. In years past I have had minor display problems which were solved by video card drivers, either updates or roll-backs. One problem I had back around 2006 I solved by replacing my video card (the problem I had then was the video card I had did not work well with older versions of Home Designer software but worked fine with then newer ones, I needed good support for both. That video card is now in my Son's PC and works fine for his purposes, it did not support mine.)
    All possible solutions have been discussed here already; no one can say what will or will not work on your PC, you just do what you must to obtain the performance you require. In 18 years of my using this software, I have communicated to Chief Architect Inc Tech Support around four times. These instances were ones where I had already done everything I could think of with no joy and in each instance Tech Support offered workable solutions that did solve the problem.
    This forum is not Tech Support, all of our help is based upon our own experiences as users. You would be better served to communicate with them for this sort of problem as it is their specialty and area of expertise.

    DJP

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