"Can't get a handle on Digisnif Driver"

Can't get a handle on the Digisnif Driver"
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That is not very helpful!!
Uhh, if you have a problem with Matrox hardware i think indeed it is helpful to point you in the right direction, iow to the Matrox User Forum. I did not do that to offend you.
Or maybe i shall re-phrase what i wrote to make it more clear:
...search for an answer in their User Forum or create a new thread in their User Forum about your issue: http://www.matrox.com/video/en/support
Point being, if you search and/or post in the Matrox User Forum about the well known digisnif-issue you will get the help you need to solve your issue. If you mention what Matrox hardware you do use it would have been easier to find a more detailed answer, but you did not and i did at least try to help you. I think that's helpful.

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