> Sorry my first post is a bug report,

No worries! I'm glad to hear it, the more cases I hear hopefully the easier it will be to track this down.

You are now the 3rd person to report it.

Anything that you can think of that might be different between these 2 machines ( Windows version, language settings, system themeing software such as window blinds, always-running system utilities, Internet Explorer version, etc... ) would help.

I may need to make a special build with a bunch of diagnostics enabled in it for you to run to help see what is happening.

- Michael

Till now = no problemo :)
You have said about Images move, resize...
But "rotate" is also planified?

> But "rotate" is also planified?

Maybe... :) I didn't want to promise rotate because if it starts to take too much time I was thinking of skipping that part for now.

But I will probably give it a try, I do have one idea for it.

- Michael

Well I got this working. My solution was to remove IE7.
The only thing I use IE for is Windows Update and IE 6 seems
to work for that. The only small problem is Windows Update
says IE7 is a critical update.(round and round it goes,
and where it stops nobody knows :P).

With Firefox no problem :)

What I suspect is that something went slightly wrong with your IE7 install and some stuff for scripting permissions was not set properly in the registry.

If you get a chance, could you please try re-installing IE7 again, and see if you get the problem again?

Thanks!

- Michael

Hi Michael,

Not sure if this info is of any use to you, but ArtCAM had a problem with IE7.
I'm not sure what it was, but they were advising everyone to un-install IE7 until they'd sorted it out.
I think that ArtCAM also uses HTML, so maybe their problem was similar?
Maybe something for you to look at??

Here's a link to the page with this info.
http://forum.artcam.com/viewtopic.php?t=2950&sid=d60c05a5fca64dd57ad138a48a63b91e

Hope this is of some help, Colin

Thanks Colin! MoI doesn't normally have a problem with IE7, so under normal circumstances you shouldn't need to uninstall it.

However, it seems like there is a certain way that IE7 can possibly not get installed correctly - this is rare, but 3 people have reported it so far.

I think that there may be a common element with the AVG virus checker - possibly that virus checker interferes with the IE7 install.

- Michael

I found a solution for my problem here:

http://blogs.msdn.com/ie/archive/2006/06/12/628499.aspx

A reset did the trick, and as I said I don't use IE as my browser.

Thanks for the ideas!!! :)

Great! Thank you for reporting that back here, that's an easy solution.

When you get a chance later on, it would be cool to see some screenshots of what you're doing with MoI and trueSpace!

- Michael

Hi JTB - yes, the other person that contacted me through e-mail also had this problem only start with the Dec-24 beta, which had the changes in it to support different languages.

Can you please try the IE7 reset button as displayed here: http://blogs.msdn.com/ie/archive/2006/06/12/628499.aspx. It's in IE7 under Tools Menu, Internet Options, Advanced Tab, bottom of the dialog.

That way it will definitely rule out any problem with IE7.

If you try that and it still doesn't work then I will work with you on it some more.

- Michael

YES !!! Everything is OK now, Michael, thanks, nice to see it was so easy

Great!! I'm glad that you are all fixed up now.

It seems that IE7 has introduced some kind of new setting or something that can interfere with MoI's scripting. If I can figure out which particular setting is the problem I can probably fix it up. But in the meantime I'm glad that reset button solves it.

- Michael