Some 7.9 and other FYIs
Posted: Tue Mar 29, 2011 7:02 am
Just some FYIs that I noticed when working with 7.9:
1) OD 7.9.x will crash outright on 32 bit windows 7 boxes if the latest DirectX patch is not applied. This was not the case on those boxes when running 7.8.x. Updating to the latest DirectX will solve the crash problem, but then the 3D tooth chart will not draw the teeth. On XP Pro, there won't be an outright crash, but the 3D tooth chart will also not draw the teeth. Upgrading to the latest DirectX does not cure this problem, but dropping back to OpenGL works OK. Our 64 bit windows 7 boxes don't appear to be affected at all. This could be because they have beefier graphics cards as they are newer, but as I said the problem wasn't affecting OD 7.8.x on any of our boxes.
2) On all OD versions, if a tooth is marked for extraction, then the procedure is completed (and the tooth disappears because it is now flagged as missing), then set back to treatment planned (happens sometimes because the extraction was set 'Complete' erroneously), the red X will reappear but the tooth will still be showing as missing.
1) OD 7.9.x will crash outright on 32 bit windows 7 boxes if the latest DirectX patch is not applied. This was not the case on those boxes when running 7.8.x. Updating to the latest DirectX will solve the crash problem, but then the 3D tooth chart will not draw the teeth. On XP Pro, there won't be an outright crash, but the 3D tooth chart will also not draw the teeth. Upgrading to the latest DirectX does not cure this problem, but dropping back to OpenGL works OK. Our 64 bit windows 7 boxes don't appear to be affected at all. This could be because they have beefier graphics cards as they are newer, but as I said the problem wasn't affecting OD 7.8.x on any of our boxes.
2) On all OD versions, if a tooth is marked for extraction, then the procedure is completed (and the tooth disappears because it is now flagged as missing), then set back to treatment planned (happens sometimes because the extraction was set 'Complete' erroneously), the red X will reappear but the tooth will still be showing as missing.