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    i have returned to a drawing....its a roof plan and i have lines drawn all over it to replresent gas and power lines....i select a line and it moves....the screen jumps and the line that is selected moves as if its offset....i am not drawing a line (as when you draw a line with an offset from an existing line)...i am just selecting it to drag and then it jumps.....it just started doing thins....any ideas?

    and its just when i touch (select) a line that the screen jumps
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    Default Re: odd behavior

    i rebooted a few times and then finally after i shut down and started it works fine

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    Default Re: odd behavior

    I have heard of this before on these forums and I believe it may be a graphics driver issue.

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    Default Re: odd behavior

    You wouldn't be on an IBM Thinkpad laptop would you? I've only ever seen that happen on the Thinkpads (in my experience) and it was narrowed down to the trackpoint being buggy. A reboot always fixed it though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TroyGates View Post
    You wouldn't be on an IBM Thinkpad laptop would you? I've only ever seen that happen on the Thinkpads (in my experience) and it was narrowed down to the trackpoint being buggy. A reboot always fixed it though.
    Ive seen that happen on Models that have stuff 8 billion feet from the origin...

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    Default Re: odd behavior

    models are pretty simple.......even small ....comp is a dell studio

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    Quote Originally Posted by ntnik View Post
    models are pretty simple.......even small ....comp is a dell studio
    Model size/complexity has nothing to do with how close/far away it is from the origin, elusive as it may be.

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    Default Re: odd behavior

    Are you using dual monitors?
    Go into the display settings and make sure the tops of the display arrangements are aligned.

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