Wow! Fast answer. Very impressive. Thanks Paul. I'm actually familiar with moving windows around. In fact, I've already put it in several different spots on my screen. In some positions, it autohides. In others, it just stays there and, again, blocks my view of, like, fragment search or term recognition windows. What I don't know, however, is how to close it and prevent it from popping up when a new term is added. Your link seems to be broken. Maybe it's my connection. Anyhow, would you mind checking to see if the address is right? Much appreciated. :-)

Hello Hadi,

Yes you are right (maybe only some people asking for that since 2011 though... at least I never hear this?). For me the solution is to move the window into the same group as the term recognition perhaps and then at least it won't come flying in and out even if it does get the focus. You can remove it altogether but it's a very persistent function and comes back every time you add a new term!

The purpose is to give you the chance to edit the term, but this does seem pointless if you are using the Quick Add New term feature as you don't wish to edit it and are looking for speed.

I'll bring this thread to the attention of the development team, if they have not already seen it, and perhaps they can enable the option to switch it off in a future version.

Regards

Paul

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Although, I was under the impression you were a member of the SDL development team, if not the big boss himself!

lol... no, just a lowly pawn in the SDL organisation.