Using World Clock 5.8.0.4606 - can't add clocks

[chrisshorb]

Hello folks,

I am using the ver of World Clock in the subject line. I am on Win7 on a Lenovo laptop.
When I try to add a new clock, it crashes the program.
Specifically when I try to change the Location of the clock.
You can see how the screen is broken up. When I then go to search for a location, it crashes the program. Have rebooted several times, tried to find an update, and no luck.

Suggestions? Workarounds? I need a Berlin clock, a Sydney Clock, a Tokyo clock, and a Boston clock.

Thanks,
Chris

[admin]

I am using the ver of World Clock in the subject line. I am on Win7 on a Lenovo laptop.
When I try to add a new clock, it crashes the program.
Specifically when I try to change the Location of the clock.
You can see how the screen is broken up. When I then go to search for a location, it crashes the program. Have rebooted several times, tried to find an update, and no luck.

Suggestions? Workarounds? I need a Berlin clock, a Sydney Clock, a Tokyo clock, and a Boston clock.

Thanks,
Chris

Yeah. Ask Lenovo to fix a video driver. Looks like it cannot handle OpenGL, see http://www.anuko.com/world_clock/faq/no_opengl.htm

Also, you may disable the map as described in the link.

[chrisshorb]

Thank you.
I am wondering when the article says:
"Check Desktop Properties - Settings - Advanced - Adapter - Properties - Driver"
Where would I find Desktop Properties in Windows 7?
Google brings me to multiple places, none of which seems to outline anything that matches the description of the location mentioned in the article.

[chrisshorb]

Actually, much of the help in that article doesn't seem to apply to my Windows 7 machine - maybe it applies to XP (the graphics style of the page suggest it's older - no offense). Or maybe my laptop being on Windows 7 Professional the drivers and video card aspect doesn't apply.

Regardless, deleting the .dll worked. No map, but no worries.

Thank you!
Chris