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Hey,

 

Running ACAD 2017 on Windows 10 (new job, new PC and new installation of ACAD, but first time using ACAD2017).

 

When editing via the Properties dialogue box... the text cursor is missing. I don't remember ever having this issue for previous versions of ACAD. Anyone seen this before? Know of a solution?

 

Thanks for any help.

 

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Posted (edited)

Try DBLCKEDIT?

I see that you are on layer PS_DIM, and the Object is a LINE?

Might you have Exploded a PS Dimension somehow?

I never use the default Properties, am a huge fan of Quick Properties though.   :|

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Posted

Hey Dadgad, 

 

Thanks for the reply. I'll check DBLCLKEDIT👍

 

I should clarify, I have no trouble editing the values in the properties pane, it's just there is no blinking cursor to represent where the cursor is within the text box

Posted

AAAH!!!!  That sounds like a WINDOWS CURSOR setting to me.

I just changed mine recently, added color to it, which makes it much easier to see than the default black bar

Nice Windows Cursor Tweak.gif

Posted

Oooo yeah good tip!  What version Windows are you running?  I'll have a poke around the cursor settings when I get back to work

 

Thanks as always Dadgad!

Posted

Always happy to help, as you have me, getting used to ProSteel.   :thumbsup:

 

I really like this feature, Ease Of Access settings in Windows 10  :beer:

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Oooo very nice, I wasn't aware of the cursor indicator - definitely gunna use that.

 

I also had a play around with the high contrast settings and was able to get the blinking cursor to display!!.... only temporarily unfortunately😅

 

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Posted

I also found this after some more Googling:  

Suggested solution is to adjust display scaling settings - which does bring the cursor back, but means I cannot scale the displays which is a bummer

 

 

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