BUG: The Omnipresent and Eternal Popup Window

Clifford B. Kvidahl
Clifford B. Kvidahl Member Posts: 235
edited November 21 in English Forum

This bug is a tad bit unpredictable and annoying. It shows up when it wants and never leaves.

Cliff

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  • David Taylor, Jr.
    David Taylor, Jr. Member Posts: 4,326 ✭✭✭

    I'm not experiencing this. Can you give anymore insight as to possible ways to make this happen or has it been completely random as you said?

  • Richard Wardman
    Richard Wardman Member Posts: 1,344 ✭✭

    I see this from time to time. 

    It looks as though you have MS Word open in the background. Sometimes I have a popup in Logos remain in view when I move to a different program. Usually it's because Logos is catching up/not responding after I've asked it to do something. 

    It usually goes away when I go back into Logos and wait for it to catch up before switching back to whatever else I'm doing.

  • I see this from time to time. 

    It looks as though you have MS Word open in the background. Sometimes I have a popup in Logos remain in view when I move to a different program. Usually it's because Logos is catching up/not responding after I've asked it to do something. 

    It usually goes away when I go back into Logos and wait for it to catch up before switching back to whatever else I'm doing.

    For me, it remains until I exit Logos. Even then, it takes about 10 secs to finally fade into oblivion.

    It is as random as random gets.

    Cliff

  • MJ. Smith
    MJ. Smith Member, MVP Posts: 53,039 ✭✭✭✭✭

    I have it happen occasionally. I'd chalked it to an error in recognizing focus when my computer is churning - usually indexing but there are other ways to overload my computer. The popup will remain on top even when other applications are open beneath it.

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  • SineNomine
    SineNomine Member Posts: 7,043

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