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I’m using the trial version of CS4. The OpenGL features do function on my system, but there is an inconsistency in function. Often OpenGL is disabled, even though the checkmark in Preferences/Performance is turned on.
It seems that if I start PS before I start Bridge, then the feature is activated, but not if I start Bridge first. Has anyone else noticed this?
Also, in the GL Settings dialog box, Advanced Drawing checkbox is checked but the sub-settings are grayed out. Is this a limitation of my graphic card or driver? I did try updating my graphic driver, but it crashed Windows Media Center, so I reverted to an August 2008 version.
Thanks for your help.
It seems that if I start PS before I start Bridge, then the feature is activated, but not if I start Bridge first. Has anyone else noticed this?
Also, in the GL Settings dialog box, Advanced Drawing checkbox is checked but the sub-settings are grayed out. Is this a limitation of my graphic card or driver? I did try updating my graphic driver, but it crashed Windows Media Center, so I reverted to an August 2008 version.
Thanks for your help.
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