#VP3 Lock-up
Todd,
If Vistapro had problems creating the .VAN file it would have complained while
generating it. If Vistapro found a subdirectory called ANIM from the directory
it was installed in (usually C:\VISTAPRO) it would put the VANIM file there by
default (C:\VISTAPRO\ANIM). If there's no ANIM subdirectory it will just put
the file in the current directory — C:\VISTAPRO if you started it from there.
If you started Vistapro from some other directory (say you're at D:\ and you
typed C:\VISTAPRO\VP3 to start vistapro) the .VAN file would be created at D:\.
In any case, look carefully at the directory name line when you specify the
.VAN filename. It will tell you (and let you change) the location of the file
to be created. You mentioned CD'ing to the Vistapro directory after creating
the animation — indicating that you started Vistapro from somewhere else.
I suggest that you always run Vistapro from it's own subdirectory to avoid
confusion….
John.