What determines whether 3D is supported on a given platform?

I'm using the 2.0 beta (build 34) on Windows 7... when I call Platform.isSupported( ConditionalFeature.SCENE3D ), I get a result of 'false'.
What determines whether or not 3D is supported on a given platform?

I just found the resolution to my problem in Jira, at: http://javafx-jira.kenai.com/browse/RT-14415
Specifically, this comment:
The minimum driver version for Intel HD was recently changed to 8.15.10.2302 to workaround bugs in older drivers.
If you run JavaFX as follows, it will show you your driver version number, and also print the minimum version number.
1. Set the environment variable NWT_TRACE_LEVEL=4
2. Run any JavaFX program with: java -Dprism.verbose=true ...

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What determines whether the Label name and/or Caption appears in the context help window but in other cases, both the label and caption appear in the context help window?

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Sorry for that.. I was changing the text of my question and didn't read carefully enough in the preview stage. I wanted it to read "What determines whether the Label name and/or Caption appears in the context help window?"

What determine whether I see 'keep both' or 'skip/stop/replace' as options when moving files??

Recently I've rolled over the file numbers on my camera again, so moving new photos around often causes filename conflicts: 'An item named "_XXX1234.jpg" already exists in this location. Do you want to replace it with the one you're moving?"
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The option-click 'copy file' does not change the dialog box from just clicking and dragging without option--still only seeing the skip/stop/replace.
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Re eBooks added to an iPad, what determines whether it will be sync'd back to iTunes?

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There are probably more ways than I have discovered to get ePub documents into the iBooks.app on iOS without involving either the iBookstore or the iTunes.app. So the question is, "What do I tell my students who are on a scavenger hunt for free, unencumbered (no DRM) ePub documents? They will want to know what will happen after they get them on their iOS devices? Under what circumstances will they be kept, erased, copied back to iTunes.app (or iCloud) and so on?
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Notes - what determines whether they are stored in the inbox or not?

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What determines whether an application gets a green check or a yellow warning sign in the deployment summary screen when using an MDT/UDI task sequence?

I am trying to get Office 2010 to install using a UDI task sequence, and it IS installing, but it has a yellow exclamation point next to it at the summary screen after the task sequence completes, as does another app I am trying to install.
The apps that use an .MSI are fine, and get the green check, but the two apps that use .exe for their installers get the yellow warning sign. I assume this has to do with exit codes or detection rules, but I am very new to SCCM (using 2012 and MDT
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I don't know what version of the iPhone & whether it will support iOS 6.1?

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I am writing to this forum to ask for help in determining whether Aperture will satisfy my needs when I switch from Windows to MAC in the near future.

I am writing to this forum to ask for help in determining whether Aperture will satisfy my needs when I switch from Windows to MAC in the near future.
I am currently using Photoshop Elements 8 on Windows 7. After several years of use, I am self taught and adequately proficient for an amateur. What I didn't realize (until I started researching my upcoming migration on the Internet) is that I actually use PE8 for two functions: digital asset management and digital editing.
Regarding Digital Asset Management: My research leads me to understand that PE on MAC does not provide the same level of organizational capability that I am used to having on Windows, instead providing Adobe's Bridge which does not look very robust. Furthermore, iPhoto, which come on MAC will not support the hierarchical keyword tagging that I require to organize my library of photos. The two SW applications which I am thinking of switching to are either Aperture or Adobe's Lightroom. Frankly, I'm thinking that it would be smoother to stay within the Apple product line.
So the remaining question is whether Aperture will support my digital editing needs. The tweaks that I do to my photos are not very complex (no, I do not want to put people's heads on other animal bodies). But could someone who uses Aperture tell me whether It will allow me to do the following kinds of edits?:
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- if I have a photo where the background is cluttered (eg, 2 people in front of the Parthenon which is undergoing renovation), can I remove just the construction cranes?
- Can it splice together several separate photos to give a panoramic?
If, once I get Aperture, I find that it cannot enable the kinds of editing that I do, I would probably get PE11 in the future. However, if people in this forum tell me that Aperture will definitely not support the kinds of editing which I've described in the previous paragraph, I would prefer to get PE11 with my initial configuration (since someone will be helping me with my migration).
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I am concerned, however, about using a non-Apple Digital Asset Manager in OSX. I would really like to avoid integration problems. Is using PE11 to import and catalog my digital photos likely to cause conflicts?
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Amy,
Not so much conflicts as maybe a little less seamless integration with Apple software and perhaps some third-party software providers in the Mac App Store where some programs build in direct access to iPhoto and Aperture libraries for getting images into those programs easily. Typically, there is a manual command to go to Finder (think Windows Explorer) to browse folders.
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How do I determine whether I have PCI Express v1.1 or v2.0?
Hi,
Open Apple System Profiler (About this Mac:More info) and look at the Hardware: Model Identifier. If it says Mac Pro 1,1 or Mac Pro 2,1 you have PCIe v1.1 slots.
http://www.amug.org/amug-web/html/amug/reviews/articles/intel/macpro/
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