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  Is it not what you're looking for:

  http://Apex.Oracle.com/pls/OTN/f?p=31517:100

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• U3415W, shows that the lines and flickering

  If I plug a DP cable on the screen, it shows nothing and goes into 'emod to save energy'. I have to restart my pc in "safe mode" to see the screen again.

  To remedy this, I tried CDM and this just made the screen start flickering and showing the lines upward, so I googled and someone in this forum said that if I disable the 1.2 DP (which is default) things would go smoothly.

  Ive tried with just the cable of CDM at the U3415W. Did not work.
  Ive tried with the CDM cable to the U3415W and the DP cables my U2713W and then I just get the U2713W to work.

  Ive attached a picture with 2 screens side by side, so you can see what I mean.

  What is my graphics card which cannot handle this?
  Ive attached my information from dxdiag on my display information.

  Help, please.

  ---------------
  Display devices
  ---------------
  Card name: AMD Radeon 200 R9 / HD 7900 Series
  Manufacturer: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.
  Track type: processor AMD Radeon Graphics (0 x 6798)
  DAC type: DAC (400 MHz) internal
  The device key: Enum\PCI\VEN_1002 & DEV_6798 & SUBSYS_04441043 & REV_00
  Memory display: 2795 MB
  Dedicated memory: 3051 MB
  Shared memory: 3840 MB
  Current mode: 2560 x 1440 (32 bit) (60 Hz)
  Name of the monitor: generic PnP monitor
  Monitor model: DELL U2713HM
  Monitor ID: DEL4080
  Native mode: 2560 x 1440 (p) (59,951 Hz)
  Output type: external Displayport
  Driver name: aticfx64.dll, aticfx64.dll, aticfx64.dll, aticfx32, aticfx32, aticfx32, atiumd64.dll, atidxx64.dll, atidxx64.dll, atiumdag, atidxx32, atidxx32, atiumdva, atiumd6a.cap, atitmm64.dll
  The driver file version: 8.17.0010.1395 (English)
  Driver version: 15.200.1046.0
  DDI version: 11
  : Model WDDM 1.1 driver
  Driver attributes: Final retail
  Date of the driver/size: 23/06/2015 04:08:44, 1440592 bytes
  Would be WHQL logo: Yes
  Date stamp WHQL:
  The instrument identifier: {D7B71EE2-24D8-11CF-8076-4E24BEC2C535}
  Vendor ID: 0 x 1002
  Device ID: 0 x 6798
  SubSys ID: 0 x 04441043
  Revision ID: 0x0000
  Strong name of the driver: oem50.inf:ATI. Mfg.NTamd64.6.1:ati2mtag_R575:15.200.1046.0:pci\ven_1002&dev_6798
  The driver rating: 00E62001
  Video Accel: ModeMPEG2_A ModeMPEG2_C
  Deinterlace caps: {6E8329FF-B642-418B-BCF0-BCB6591E255F}: caps Frames(Prev/Fwd/Back) = (0,0,1) (In/Out) Format (YUY2, YUY2) = VideoProcess_YUV2RGB VideoProcess_StretchX VideoProcess_StretchY DeinterlaceTech_PixelAdaptive
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  D3d9 Overlay: Unsupported
  DXVA-HD: not supported
  DDraw status: enabled
  D3D status: enabled
  AGP status: enabled

  Card name: AMD Radeon 200 R9 / HD 7900 Series
  Manufacturer: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.
  Track type: processor AMD Radeon Graphics (0 x 6798)
  DAC type: DAC (400 MHz) internal
  The device key: Enum\PCI\VEN_1002 & DEV_6798 & SUBSYS_04441043 & REV_00
  Memory display: 2795 MB
  Dedicated memory: 3051 MB
  Shared memory: 3840 MB
  Current mode: 3440 x 1440 (32 bit) (60 Hz)
  Name of the monitor: Dell U3415W (miniDisplayPort)
  Monitor model: DELL U3415W
  Monitor ID: DELA0A7
  Native mode: 3440 x 1440 (p) (59,973 Hz)
  Output type: external Displayport
  Driver name: aticfx64.dll, aticfx64.dll, aticfx64.dll, aticfx32, aticfx32, aticfx32, atiumd64.dll, atidxx64.dll, atidxx64.dll, atiumdag, atidxx32, atidxx32, atiumdva, atiumd6a.cap, atitmm64.dll
  The driver file version: 8.17.0010.1395 (English)
  Driver version: 15.200.1046.0
  DDI version: 11
  : Model WDDM 1.1 driver
  Driver attributes: Final retail
  Date of the driver/size: 23/06/2015 04:08:44, 1440592 bytes
  Would be WHQL logo: Yes
  Date stamp WHQL:
  The instrument identifier: {D7B71EE2-24D8-11CF-8076-4E24BEC2C535}
  Vendor ID: 0 x 1002
  Device ID: 0 x 6798
  SubSys ID: 0 x 04441043
  Revision ID: 0x0000
  Strong name of the driver: oem50.inf:ATI. Mfg.NTamd64.6.1:ati2mtag_R575:15.200.1046.0:pci\ven_1002&dev_6798
  The driver rating: 00E62001
  Video Accel: ModeMPEG2_A ModeMPEG2_C
  Deinterlace caps: {6E8329FF-B642-418B-BCF0-BCB6591E255F}: caps Frames(Prev/Fwd/Back) = (0,0,1) (In/Out) Format (YUY2, YUY2) = VideoProcess_YUV2RGB VideoProcess_StretchX VideoProcess_StretchY DeinterlaceTech_PixelAdaptive
  {335AA36E-7884-43A4-9C91-7F87FAF3E37E}: caps Frames(Prev/Fwd/Back) = (0,0,0) (In/Out) Format (YUY2, YUY2) = VideoProcess_YUV2RGB VideoProcess_StretchX VideoProcess_StretchY DeinterlaceTech_BOBVerticalStretch
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  {552C0DAD-CCBC-420B-83C8-74943CF9F1A6}: caps Frames(Prev/Fwd/Back) = (0,0,2) (In/Out) Format (NV12, 0x3231564e) = VideoProcess_YUV2RGB VideoProcess_StretchX VideoProcess_StretchY DeinterlaceTech_PixelAdaptive
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  D3d9 Overlay: Unsupported
  DXVA-HD: not supported
  DDraw status: enabled
  D3D status: enabled
  AGP status: enabled

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• How to move the ends of the lines slanted towards the limits of the purge

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  I developed a script that deletes the page elements to the purge. To achieve this, that I collect all the elements of the page (with the exception of text blocks) located partially on the editing table, create a temporary mask and 'trim' with subtraction of Pathfinder function. However, this approach does not work with graphic lines so I'm trying to move the ends of the lines to the limits of the substantive area lost. (I guess these are simple straight lines consisting of two end points).

  

  I knew how to deal with orthogonal lines - it's pretty easy:

  if (theItem.constructor.name == "GraphicLine" && theItem.paths.length === 1) {
       path = theItem.paths[0];
       if (path.pathPoints.length === 2) {
            ep = path.entirePath;
            w = ep[1][0]-ep[0][0];
            h = ep[1][1]-ep[0 ][1];
            
            if (w > h) {
                 newEp = [ [ spreadWithBleedBounds[1], ep[0][1] ], [ spreadWithBleedBounds[3], ep[1][1] ] ];
                 path.entirePath = newEp;
            }
            else if (h > w) {
                 newEp = [ [ ep[0][0], spreadWithBleedBounds[0] ], [ ep[1][0], spreadWithBleedBounds[2] ] ];
                 path.entirePath = newEp;
            }
       }
  }
  

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  if (Number(String(app.version).split(".")[0]) == 7) ErrorExit("This script can't work with InDesign CS5 so far.", true);
  
  var doc = app.activeDocument;
  var spreadBounds, spreadWithBleedBounds, gPartiallyOutOfSpreadItems;
  var ungroupErrors = 0;
  
  var originalHorUnits =  doc.viewPreferences.horizontalMeasurementUnits;
  var originalVerUnits =  doc.viewPreferences.verticalMeasurementUnits;
  doc.viewPreferences.horizontalMeasurementUnits = doc.viewPreferences.verticalMeasurementUnits = MeasurementUnits.INCHES;
  doc.viewPreferences.rulerOrigin = RulerOrigin.spreadOrigin;
  doc.zeroPoint = [0, 0];
  
  if (doc.layers.itemByName("Temporary Layer") == null ) {
       var tempLayer = doc.layers.add({name:"Temporary Layer"});
  }
  else {
       var tempLayer = doc.layers.itemByName("Temporary Layer");
  }
  
  UngroupAllGroups(doc.groups);
  
  DeleteObjectsOnPasteboard();
  ProcessSpreads(doc.spreads);
  ProcessSpreads(doc.masterSpreads);
  
  tempLayer.remove();
  
  doc.viewPreferences.horizontalMeasurementUnits = originalHorUnits;
  doc.viewPreferences.verticalMeasurementUnits = originalVerUnits;
  
  var msg = (ungroupErrors > 0) ? " Failed to ungroup " + ungroupErrors + " groups since they are too large." : "";
  alert("Done." + msg, "Trim Pages Script");
  
  //================================== FUNCTONS ===========================================
  function ProcessSpreads(spreads) {
       var spread, path, ep, w, h;
       for (var s = 0; s < spreads.length; s++) {
            spread = spreads[s];
            spreadBounds = GetSpreadBound(spread, false);
            spreadWithBleedBounds = GetSpreadBound(spread, true);
            
            gPartiallyOutOfSpreadItems = GetPartiallyOutOfSpreadItems(spread);
            
            var theItem, theMask, newItem;
            for (var i = gPartiallyOutOfSpreadItems.length-1; i >= 0; i--) {
                 theItem = gPartiallyOutOfSpreadItems[i];
                 if (theItem.constructor.name == "GraphicLine" && theItem.paths.length === 1) {
                      path = theItem.paths[0];
                      if (path.pathPoints.length === 2) {
                           ep = path.entirePath;
                           w = ep[1][0]-ep[0][0];
                           h = ep[1][1]-ep[0 ][1];
                           
                           if (w > h) {
                                newEp = [ [ spreadWithBleedBounds[1], ep[0][1] ], [ spreadWithBleedBounds[3], ep[1][1] ] ];
                                path.entirePath = newEp;
                           }
                           else if (h > w) {
                                newEp = [ [ ep[0][0], spreadWithBleedBounds[0] ], [ ep[1][0], spreadWithBleedBounds[2] ] ];
                                path.entirePath = newEp;
                           }
                      }
                 }
                 else {
                      theMask = CreateMask(spread);
                      try {
                           newItem = theMask.subtractPath(theItem);
                      }
                      catch (err) {
                           $.writeln("2 - " + err);
                           theMask.remove();
                      }
                 }
            }
       }
  }
  //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  function IsPartiallyOutOfSpread(pageItem) {
       var result = false;
       if (pageItem.constructor.name == "TextFrame" ||
            pageItem.constructor.name == "Group" ||
            pageItem.parent.constructor.name == "Group")
       {
            return result;
       }
  
       var visBounds = pageItem.visibleBounds;
       if (visBounds[0] < spreadBounds[0] && visBounds[2] > spreadBounds[0] ||
            visBounds[1] < spreadBounds[1] && visBounds[3] > spreadBounds[1] ||
            visBounds[2] > spreadBounds[2] && visBounds[0] < spreadBounds[2] ||
            visBounds[3] > spreadBounds[3] && visBounds[1] < spreadBounds[3]  ) {
            result = true;
       }
       return result;
  }
  //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  function GetSpreadBound(spread, bleed) { // including bleed -boolean
       if (bleed == undefined) bleed = false;
       
       with (doc.documentPreferences) {
            var topBleed = documentBleedTopOffset
            var leftBleed = documentBleedInsideOrLeftOffset;
            var bottomBleed = documentBleedBottomOffset;
            var rightBleed = documentBleedOutsideOrRightOffset;
       }
  
       var bFirst = spread.pages.item(0).bounds; // bounds of the first page
       var bLast = spread.pages.item(-1).bounds; // bounds of the last page
       return [     ((bleed) ? bFirst[0]-topBleed : bFirst[0]), 
                      ((bleed) ? bFirst[1]-leftBleed : bFirst[1]), 
                      ((bleed) ? bLast[2]+bottomBleed : bFirst[2]), 
                      ((bleed) ? bLast[3]+rightBleed : bLast[3])
                      ];
  }
  //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  function CreateMask(spread) {
       var unitValue = new UnitValue (app.pasteboardPreferences.minimumSpaceAboveAndBelow, "mm");
       var unitValueAsInch = unitValue.as("in");
       var outerRectangleBounds = [spreadWithBleedBounds[0]-unitValueAsInch, 
                                                              spreadWithBleedBounds[1]-8.07, 
                                                              spreadWithBleedBounds[2]+unitValueAsInch, 
                                                              spreadWithBleedBounds[3]+8.07
                                                              ]; 
  
       var outerRectangle = spread.rectangles.add(tempLayer, undefined, undefined, {geometricBounds:outerRectangleBounds});
       var innerRectangle = spread.rectangles.add(tempLayer, undefined, undefined, {geometricBounds:spreadWithBleedBounds, fillColor:doc.swatches.item("Black"), fillTint:30});
       var mask = outerRectangle.excludeOverlapPath(innerRectangle);
       return mask;
  }
  //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  function GetPartiallyOutOfSpreadItems(spread) {
       var allPageItems = spread.allPageItems;
       var partiallyOutOfSpreadItems = [];
       var currentItem;
       
       for (var i = 0; i < allPageItems.length; i++) {
            currentItem = allPageItems[i];
            if (IsPartiallyOutOfSpread(currentItem)) partiallyOutOfSpreadItems.push(currentItem);
       }
       
       return partiallyOutOfSpreadItems;
  }
  //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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            }
            catch(err) {
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            }
       }
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  Thanks in advance.

  Kasyan

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   if (pt1[0] <= pagebbox[1])
    intersectPt = IntersectionPt ( [pt1, pt2], [ [ bleedbbox[1], bleedbbox[0]], [bleedbbox[1], bleedbbox[2] ] ] );
  
   if (pt1[0] >= pagebbox[3])
    intersectPt = IntersectionPt ( [pt1, pt2], [ [ bleedbbox[3], bleedbbox[0]], [bleedbbox[3], bleedbbox[2] ] ] );
  
   if (pt1[1] <= pagebbox[0])
    intersectPt = IntersectionPt ( [pt1, pt2], [ [ bleedbbox[1], bleedbbox[0]], [bleedbbox[3], bleedbbox[0] ] ] );
   if (pt1[1] >= pagebbox[2])
    intersectPt = IntersectionPt ( [pt1, pt2], [ [ bleedbbox[1], bleedbbox[2]], [bleedbbox[3], bleedbbox[2] ] ] );
   line.paths[0].pathPoints[0].anchor = intersectPt;
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  // End point:
  if (pt2[0] <= pagebbox[1] || pt2[0] >= pagebbox[3] ||
   pt2[1] <= pagebbox[0] || pt2[1] >= pagebbox[2])
  {
   if (pt2[0] <= pagebbox[1])
    intersectPt = IntersectionPt ( [pt1, pt2], [ [ bleedbbox[1], bleedbbox[0]], [bleedbbox[1], bleedbbox[2] ] ] );
  
   if (pt2[0] >= pagebbox[3])
    intersectPt = IntersectionPt ( [pt1, pt2], [ [ bleedbbox[3], bleedbbox[0]], [bleedbbox[3], bleedbbox[2] ] ] );
  
   if (pt2[1] <= pagebbox[0])
    intersectPt = IntersectionPt ( [pt1, pt2], [ [ bleedbbox[1], bleedbbox[0]], [bleedbbox[3], bleedbbox[0] ] ] );
   if (pt2[1] >= pagebbox[2])
    intersectPt = IntersectionPt ( [pt1, pt2], [ [ bleedbbox[1], bleedbbox[2]], [bleedbbox[3], bleedbbox[2] ] ] );
   line.paths[0].pathPoints.lastItem().anchor = intersectPt;
  }
  
  function IntersectionPt (ln1, ln2)
  {
   var ua;
   var x1 = ln1[0][0], x2 = ln1[1][0], x3 = ln2[0][0], x4 = ln2[1][0];
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   return [ x1 + ua*(x2-x1), y1 + ua*(y2-y1) ];
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