My color crashes after it gets started with the 1.0.2 update

I haven't had a chance to use my color program since I installed it in June. I opened the program and saw that it was running but could not get any images in the preview window and didn't have any time to mess with it. So recently I did the 1.0.2 update and now the program crashes. I am running 10.4.11. The 90 days of support are up and tech support wants to charge me for support on something I have never had working.
Has anyone else had this problem?
when I open color it crashes immediately then gives me an error report saying the application Color quit unexpectedly.
Thanks
Ryan

i have 2 nvidia 7300gt cards in my 8core macpro. besides color crashing, if i try and use the image units called:
lenticular halo
radial gradient
sunbeams
it crashes instantly. if i pull all the monitors out of one of the cards, it works normally. i tried the mirror display trick, but it still crashes. although color seams to work.
a few other problems i have seen are that compressor seems to run considerably faster with one card and motion can render larger resolution projects with 16/32 bit color with one card active.
the engineers said that this happens on some machines but not the one's they were testing on. i asked for one of those, but heard nothing back. (not surprisingly)
can someone who has 2 ati 1900's try those image units, i am considering upgrading to atleast one 1900. thanks alot.
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Hi Kevin,
I hope you had a good Thanksgiving. I am attaching a zip file with the LabVIEW project, my build specification and my version of "Greatest Common Divisor.vi", which should be the same as the one that you have that ships with the LabVIEW C Generator, but just in case. I am also attaching a zip file with the C files generated by the LabVIEW C Generator.
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Welcome to the BC developer forum!
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Very nice detailed information about BlackBerry Classic. Looking forward for more updates and also KB's for support.

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