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stephenr View Drop Down
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 23.Sep.2014 at 17:26
Well, well, well. I chose to accept that your answer to my question would probably be Yes and went ahead and uninstalled Photoshop and InDesign - and what do you know, the Escape route is now fixed; commands can be closed and grips released by the simple expedient of pressing the Esc key.
Dear John, thank you so much - got any thoughts about my text editor, which is still mis-behaving?
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John Connor View Drop Down
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 23.Sep.2014 at 18:12
I would not have uninstalled either program.  I would have just kept in mind that if I used either before using AutoCAD that I would have to warm boot my computer to release Adobe's hold on the ESC key.  Once again you take the radical approach when something a little more subtle would have worked.  Why go nuclear if you don't have to?

I'll give some thought to your text editor problem.

OK...I thought about it.

My guess is it is the double click edit system variable that might need resetting.

DBLCLKEDIT


Edited by John Connor - 23.Sep.2014 at 18:14
"Humans have a strength that cannot be measured. This is John Connor. If you are reading this, you are the resistance."

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