On Window change, a "flashing" screen
A couple of days ago I made a change somewhere and now I can't remember
where. (I gotta learn to write this stuff down.) When I have more than one workbook open, and change the window, I'm getting a "power-point" like effect where the new window seems to be expanding from the lower left corner of the screen to upper right. I have some of the workbooks protected, but structure only, not windows. It's now very annoying. I want to turn it off but don't know how. Thanks for your help. -- Neal Z |
On Window change, a "flashing" screen
Maybe under the Edit Tab in Tools Options, Provide Feedback with animation.
If checked, uncheck it. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Neal Zimm" wrote: A couple of days ago I made a change somewhere and now I can't remember where. (I gotta learn to write this stuff down.) When I have more than one workbook open, and change the window, I'm getting a "power-point" like effect where the new window seems to be expanding from the lower left corner of the screen to upper right. I have some of the workbooks protected, but structure only, not windows. It's now very annoying. I want to turn it off but don't know how. Thanks for your help. -- Neal Z |
On Window change, a "flashing" screen
It worked.
thanks, again -- Neal Z "Tom Ogilvy" wrote: Maybe under the Edit Tab in Tools Options, Provide Feedback with animation. If checked, uncheck it. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Neal Zimm" wrote: A couple of days ago I made a change somewhere and now I can't remember where. (I gotta learn to write this stuff down.) When I have more than one workbook open, and change the window, I'm getting a "power-point" like effect where the new window seems to be expanding from the lower left corner of the screen to upper right. I have some of the workbooks protected, but structure only, not windows. It's now very annoying. I want to turn it off but don't know how. Thanks for your help. -- Neal Z |
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