Hopefully someone (maybe someone from Corel?) can explain this strange problem I just started having. http://www.bluesunwater.com/Corel.wmv
I can fix this problem:) I HAD this problem before and fixed it. It is because of your color card set up in the Bios. If you have a computer with a built in color card ( which most do) and you have an after market color card like a Gforce on a PCI-E slot. the Bios is set to default to the built in color card and the PCI over rides it. YOU MUST go into the Bios and set it to FIRST see the PCI-E slot aftermarket color card. That fixed this problem for me, I could NOT use Corel x6 because of this problem. I posted the problem along time ago in this forum with no responces, it took me months to fix it.
The problem is also with the eraser tool in CorelPaint, does the same thing.
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Thanks, what was causing it for me was that my screen resolution was set too high. Apparently the software does not support it. So I adjusted it smaller and the problem vanished. Now I need to wear my glasses, but everything's working correctly.