Phil,
That's weird, so the plot thickens.
The WebView2 control that's used by the .net example does not even set the --disable-gpu flag as far as I can recall.
Just to make sure we are chasing the correct issue.
Have you tested this with the standard VFP9 example that comes pre-installed with AntView under "C:\Users\Public\Documents\AntView\Examples\Visual FoxPro" ?
For the record I just ran the standard example using your test page as posted above, here on a Windows 11 VM running under VMware Fusion and it worked as expected.
In addition, I do not need to set the disable-gpu flag for my VMware Fusion install either, but that might be hardware specific as it still depends on the host hardware GPU if the VM can provide GPU acceleration or not.
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Wil
That's weird, so the plot thickens.
The WebView2 control that's used by the .net example does not even set the --disable-gpu flag as far as I can recall.
Just to make sure we are chasing the correct issue.
Have you tested this with the standard VFP9 example that comes pre-installed with AntView under "C:\Users\Public\Documents\AntView\Examples\Visual FoxPro" ?
For the record I just ran the standard example using your test page as posted above, here on a Windows 11 VM running under VMware Fusion and it worked as expected.
In addition, I do not need to set the disable-gpu flag for my VMware Fusion install either, but that might be hardware specific as it still depends on the host hardware GPU if the VM can provide GPU acceleration or not.
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Wil