My Dell came with the ATI installed and unfortunately, I never tried it. Actually I swapped out the Nvidia before I even turned it on. So I can't answer that question, but since it's not supported, I'd guess it would be problematic at best.

FX1700. I also just built a new i7/920 computer from scratch (ASUS MB) and it is running quite nicely with MC 4.x For the Dell XPS I would add a caveat - only one bus segment so no mojo. The ASUS system does however play nice with mojo.

Looks like this is a Vista problem. Here's what Matthias Buercher from 3Prong sent me - and it worked for me (your mileage may vary): Problem: windows vista may prevent the 3prong plugin from registering itself properly with the unlock code. The following procedure allows to do it manually. note: the unlocking codes are sample values. Use your own

Anyone else having problems using 3Prong's ColorFiX plug-in with 4.0.2?

I use Magic Bullet Looks with MC 4.0.2, no problems. Likewise Colorista.

[quote user="Matt_Hensel"] I'll sell my left pinky for a "Lift Button Man" T-shirt. [/quote] Did you mean one of these? www.kilbypond.com/lift.jpg

Did you try with the USB drive disconnected just for grins? If you can borrow another Mojo you can determine if yours is bad. Sorry I don't have more for you.

Douglas, I would think the WARP (Worldwide Avid Rewards Program) rewards would be based on the user's total points at this time , not in future. It would be a one-shot deal, not an impetus for amassing future useless postings. That would be silly. Unlike the Avid "Unity Unisex Uniform" which is obviously quite serious. (Sorry to point

(Marianna are you listening?) I say after around oh say 4800 points, you should get your pick of the Deluxe Nitris Tote Bag, The Avid DX Beer Cozy, or the Unity Unisex Uniform. After 20,000 points, you should get a life.

Looks like I have around 4,000+ now - can I turn those in for a toaster oven? Maybe a discount on MC 5.1?