Ron has 25+ years of experience in the architectural industry as a drafter, designer, lead project designer, trainer, and a CAD manager implementing Autodesk Architectural Solutions for residential design firms. For more information on the software solutions, training and consulting Ideate provides, visit the Ideate, Inc. This is an oldie but goodie Windows trick… Now to get back to using my Pantone colors.
If you work with multiple monitors and/or switch back and forth between a projector, the conference room television, and a second or third monitor, various dialog boxes in multiple software programs pop up on these other video sources. When you change the video sources and access a tool/command that opens the dialog box, the dialog box may not appear. In 2011, she explained the problem and how to fix it.
Unfortunately, I was in a mode where I could not troubleshoot what was going on, so I had to shut Revit down with ++.Īfter doing some research, I stumbled upon a blog post written by a former Ideate colleague, Shruti Harve. When I picked the button, my cursor began to spin and Revit appeared to lock up. I was demonstrating how to change the color of an element to a class. Recently I ran into this problem using the Pantone Color Picker dialog box in Revit. Have you ever tried to access a tool or command that is supposed to open a dialog box, but the box/window doesn’t appear and it seems to lock your software? Believe it or not, in many cases, the dialog box/window is open, but it’s caught in purgatory or dead man’s land, so it does not appear on your screen.
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