LindaG Posted August 24, 2004 Posted August 24, 2004 I have several portals and they all do it. When I'm at the bottom of the portal and then scroll back upwards, it's like FM forgets where it placed its lines and they double-appear all the way up. It's so bad I can't even read the text in the portal. Only clicking down again will it clear itself. Is there anything I can do to solve this problem. It looks terrible. I searched and found similar problems but not this one. Those can't be fixed. Can this one? LindaG DAC
LindaG Posted August 25, 2004 Author Posted August 25, 2004 I noticed I hadn't updated my information. This problem is in FM7. Do portals do this for anyone else? My boss says we can't use portals if they are going to do this! They are unreadable if we need to scroll back up. Some of the portals only have a few extra lines below that don't show - and still when clicking scroll back up - we get lines across the text. Please, any ideas at all out there? I tried changing the fields inside and their backgrounds but that doesn't seem to help either. L
LindaG Posted August 27, 2004 Author Posted August 27, 2004 Thank you Vaughan. Is there any indication of when that may happen? FM7 is wonderful and I have confidence we will wait (as patiently as possible); but the sooner the better. It makes the portal data unreadable. Anything else I can try to make it 'less noticable?' I've been trying different things with no luck yet. Maybe I can script arrow movement myself somehow and force a screen refresh; or even - jump up 10 rows then back down one. Manually, that forces it to redraw properly. I'm open to try anything... Linda
Computer Geek Posted August 31, 2004 Posted August 31, 2004 If you refresh the window, it helps ... sometimes. It is an annoyance, though.
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