Both versions work, but here were the differences I noted.
Version 6:
After double-clicking the module name in Vassal (the Module Manager), the opening screen normally contains a pick list of scenarios to choose. There was, however, a “ghost” of that control about 4" to the left. I say ghost because it was not really a control, only the drawing of it. Once I selected the scenario, it then wants you to pick from the next list which side you are on. That list too was ghosted. Once in the module, when I drag a game token around, it is around 1" or so above where the cursor is pointing. (Unfortunately you cannot see the cursor in the snapshot below, but it is in the center of the hex two hexes SW of the originating hex and two hexes directly below the ghosted token.
[attachment=2]cursor01.png[/attachment]
Moving cards within the hand is exactly the same.
[attachment=1]cursor02.png[/attachment] [attachment=0]cursor03.png[/attachment]
Note that the cursor did not move between theses two pictures. I simply dropped the card (let go of the mouse button).
All of these behaviors occur in the generic (ZIP archive version), but not in 3.2.2 before all of this started.
When I exited the module, I am prompted to save the game. Rather than getting the Vassal icon I normally get in that dialog, I got a generic Java icon.
Version 7:
In the opening dialog, I did not get the ghost when selecting the scenario. When selecting the side, I got the selecting the scenario ghost. All problems with the cursor are the same. I got the generic Java icon on close. I saw no other differences, but I did not play a full game.
I will test version 7 fully, later tonight, including a solo game. When I play solo I Retire between players after each round. At some point Vassal will get into a state where I no longer have the cursor offset problem, but rather when I drag a token or card the image will not ghost as I drag; it simply moves to the new position once I let the button go. Also, I cannot pick up cards on one board and move them to another. I usually save the game at that point, exit the module (but I do not need to exit Vassal), and go back in, loading the saved game and all is okay (except that the offset cursor issue is back).
Thanks much. Regards,
Dale