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      Text input looses location of next input

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      @ijkfraser this is a known issue in SketchUp 2023. Hopefully it will be fixed in the next release.
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      Crash after adding a new scene

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      @ijkfraser said: Return to the previous scene by clicking the previous scene tab and BUGSPLAT. Works every time and took me a long time to realise the problem. What version of SketchUp are you using?
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      Windows 11 dual screens

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      @ijkfraser said: I have upgraded to Windows 11 and use dual monitors. I am using the second screen to display my 'Trays' 3 of them. On loading a drawing the trays don't fully display and some of the dialogs in the tray are shown blacked out. See attachment. I can rectify this each time I load a file by deleting and re-installing the tray. Ian Fraser [color=#fffff]geometry dash meltdown[/color] I got the same problem
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      Sketchup pro update

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      @dave r said: Each version of SketchUp installs as a separate program. It doesn't overwrite the previous version. When I migrate to a new version I make a screen shot of the previous version showing my toolbar arrangement. Then I import that image into the new one to use as a reference for placing my toolbars. Makes it easier to see what goes where. I also use it as a time to do some cleaning to get rid of tools I don't really need on my toolbars. I understand and that is what I do. However even though I am fairly proficient with SU Prro it really puts me off updating my software. Needs a rethink.
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