Well if a VI is lost its content is undefined - most likely black or white, but 
by definition simply undefined. There are methods which can be used to query 
the state of the VI and wether its contents where lost since the last time you 
asked it.

A VI is usually not a good idea if you would like to store persistent image 
data in it, its main advantage is that it can be fast rendered-to. 
BufferedImages are also accalerated for rendering to a native surface 
(BI->VI/Screen is accalerated, anything->BI is software).


lg Clemens
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