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Hi,

I am new here and working for in IT for a company that uses the HPLC and Chemstation software. We are running on computers with windows XP and I keep getting called down to the lab to fix a graph in chemstation. Except, there is no way to fix it that I have found. Every time a graph is displayed it is displayed perfectly fine. But when you zoom in chunks of the graph are missing. this happens about 80% of the time when zooming in. It is very frustrating to the lab personnel and I have updated drivers, tried different cables, tried a different monitor.. all i can think of doing.

Do any of you all have any experience in what I am going through?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Chase
Hello,

post a screenshot please.

Which version of Chemstation and instruments do you use?
... and I have updated drivers, tried different cables, tried a different monitor.. all i can think of doing...
sometimes graphic card is responsible for faulty display
Chase,

Go to your display properties and turn off "hardware acceleration" if this is turned on, it causes all kinds of weird display stuff in Chemstation on windows XP.
Best Regards,
Alex Hummell

Analytical Instrument Management
ph. 303.730.4136 ext. 902
cell. 720.203.5224
http://www.AIManalytical.com
... and I have updated drivers, tried different cables, tried a different monitor.. all i can think of doing...
sometimes graphic card is responsible for faulty display

I have ordered another video card.. just wanting to try different things in the interim..

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And I will go see if "hardware acceleration is turned off.
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