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Cursor jumping out of Studio target segment while Multiterm recognises terms

Yesterday I started using a new computer with Windows 10 and Office 2016. I installed and updated the latest versions of Studio and Multiterm. Since then, the cursor always jumps out of the Studio target segment while Multiterm is recognising and marking terms in the source segment. I've just now discovered that I can return the cursor to the target segment by pushing on F6, as well of course as using the mouse, but this is awfully frustrating extra trouble. 

I see nothing about this in the Knowledge Base. Hopefully someone knows a solution!




[locked by: Steven Whale at 8:35 AM (GMT 0) on 4 Dec 2019]
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  • Hello Lingua Norðan Jökuls (LinguaNorðan Jökuls) ,

    Firstly thank you for allowing me to work with you on a remote webex.

    The good news is that we have now been able to fix the issue and everything now seems to be in working order.

    The problem, was that each time you performed an action in the target segment  ie. confirmed a segment/copied source to target/manually translated the segment... the cursor would blink in the next segment just once or twice and then jump of screen or disappear entirely.

    As you made me aware that you use multiple mice at the same time I checked your drivers and found that your technician had copied an old driver (from an old system) that was still very much active and appeared to be causing a conflict which we then deleted.

    We then noticed that the cursor no longer jumped in Windows reset (default layout) but still jumped if you unpinned the Term recognition window.

    By changing the setting is FILE OPTIONS EDITOR and un-ticking the box Perform Search if the TM returns no results.

    There are no more errors either in default layout mode or unpinned.

     

    Kr

    Steve

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