Visual Artifacts 7.2

New user, old developer. This is my test project.
I installed the v7.2 patch this morning. Screen image below is the muse work area. Look at crappy red boat in the page header and the translucent shadow image of crappy red boat over the right hand panels near the bottom edge. The shadow image stays even when muse is minimized and shows on top of whatever else is running.
Shadow image disappears when muse is closed. There have been some other goofy problems, too. Like mouse down on object 1 is highlighting object 2.
Windows 7, plenty of space and horsepower.
Also, the new widgets promised with the 7.2 update (like the spinning accordian panel) do not show. Not sure what to do about any of this. The update installed without messages.
Looking at how to report a bug, but Muse is not listed in the software for which one can report a bug.

Hello Christophe,
BI Kit is included in Visual Composer in the Netweaver Developer Studio for CE 7.2. You have to configure BI backend system in NWDS.
In order to do it, go to:
Windows->Preferencies->Destination Configurations->R/3 Configuration and press Add button.
Open the Single Server tab, fill the fields and press OK button.
Afterwards you should restart the NWDS.
Please note, that BI JDBC is not supported in NWDS and it is impossible to consume BMP data sources.
Regards,
Talia

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bangkok_manouel wrote:revert patch of guilty commit: https://gist.github.com/anonymous/5180682
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