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Hi Marcos
I have sent you a private message here on this forum.
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Hello friends We have finished work on v7.3. It has been released as the current stable version. It is a "service release" with only few, mostly performance-related issues fixed and cosmetic improvements. It is the last version with support for 32 bit. Details . The OCCT, renderer and othe...

Hello all Bad news: The next v7.3 will be the last one with support for 32 bit. As I wrote in the 32 bit thread it was coming. The actual reason is that the latest Open Cascade version 7.9.0 does not have 32-bit support. More precisely, they do not have 32-bit third-party components. Good news: 1. W...

Thanks for pointing this out.
Yes, there is some untidiness. We need to fix this.
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I am amazed by the longevity of the VB6. Microsoft's support for the IDE has stopped 17 years ago. It is long overdue to let it go completely. The main reason is that 32-bit support might disappear completely. See my previous 32 bit thread . VB6 does not know anything about 64 bit, of course. Yes, t...

Hello everyone. We do not have plans for dropping support for 32 bit applications, but generally it is going out of scope. It can also happen precipitously. Have you seen any 16-bit computers around? The components we are building it the tip of a dependency iceberg. We use several major third-party ...

The website is up.
Thank you for your patience.

Hello all

We are in the middle of changing the host for the main dynoinsight.com website, where the documentation is. It did not go as smooth as we have hoped. Please be patient. It might take few days.

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Hello friends We have released v7.2 :D! Download , What's new . The main feature is the new .NET 6.0 (Core) control named DGKCn6. We have also integrated engraving functionality into interface. There is a new Engrave sample. It was a significant hurdle with the hard transition to .NET Core, team cha...

General observation about exceptions: Geometry is such a vast field that exceptions are inevitable. They are inevitable in any software actually. We are trying to give some response and error report whenever it is possible, but generally we consider DGK as an “open” software in the sense that not ca...