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Question asked by Rob Jensen on Feb 20, 2009
Latest reply on Mar 15, 2009 by Rachayl Duker

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Hello

I have a user that has a issue when he un-checks "marked for drawing" in a sketch. When he does this, the sketch goes under defined.

Now, I went over to his PC so I could see the issue and it didn't work. Just wondering if anyone else has seen this issue?

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Josh Brady Feb 20, 2009 11:48 AM
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By "It didn't work" do you mean it didn't work properly (the problem was repeated) or the problem didn't show? Possible PEBCAK error?
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- Rob Jensen @ Josh Brady on Feb 20, 2009 3:41 PM
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  Josh Brady wrote:
  
  By "It didn't work" do you mean it didn't work properly (the problem was repeated) or the problem didn't show? Possible PEBCAK error?
  
  He can't reproduce it everytime. It's one of those "It happens until I come look at the problem, then it doesn't happen"
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  - Rachayl Duker @ Rob Jensen on Mar 15, 2009 10:48 AM
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    Maybe when he is unchecking "marked for drawing", instead he accidentally checks "driven" which is right next to "marked for drawing"
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Larry Burton Feb 20, 2009 11:48 AM
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I had a similiar situation with a system where I work. Same deal, I didn't see it, I can't reproduce it, but I believe the guy when he tells me he saw it.
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