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Blinking (jumping, skipping) cursor in an AutoCAD drawing may be caused either by the SNAP setting (F9), or by a collision with your graphics card driver - try to update your Windows driver or lower your color depth setting in Windows.

If this behaviour is limited to a specific drawing, try set the SORTENTS variable to 0.

You may also try to disable osnaps and autohide on palettes. Or try to issue the QSAVE command.

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2.1.2006    50653×  
applies to: AutoCAD ·

See also:
Tip 14627:Bulk selection of chained elements in Revit.
Tip 14519:QCS - Faster way to launch commands in Inventor (T4I)
Tip 13938:ModDXF - utility for bulk modification/display of internal DXF properties in DWG entities.
Tip 13561:Beware of "permanently" hidden objects in DWG drawings.
Tip 13307:How to teach AutoCAD Web app a new command?


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