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File Path Display on Screen

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looneybyn73

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File Path Display on Screen

I sometimes have a white box on my screen, that is not part of the drawing (ie not t text box), that references a file that is not open at the moment.  It hovers over my layout and I have to pan in my drawing to see.  It doesn't seem to happen in all drawings but the file it is referencing isn't associated with the same project so should have no reference to it.

Any ideas?

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imadHabash

Hi,

Would you show us the case please?

Imad Habash (ACA,ACP)

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tmccar

Is it pointing to an XREF that is not available?

john.laidler

In the XREF MANAGER , are any drawings not found?

John Laidler
AutoCAD, Inventor and Vault

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looneybyn73

I don't understand your question. Are you looking for a screen shot? It has gone away, as it sometimes does, but is sure to come back.

It is similar to the box that appears when you hover over the tabs of open drawings at the top. It shows that drawing's path and file name but that one disappears when you move your mouse away. For some reason, I sometimes get one in the middle of my screen that stays. When I begin to type a command, it goes, then comes back.

looneybyn73

The latest file does not have any xrefs and the only xrefs are usually my border logos.

It is similar to the box that appears when you hover over the tabs of open drawings at the top. It shows that drawing's path and file name but that one disappears when you move your mouse away. For some reason, I sometimes get one in the middle of my screen that stays. When I begin to type a command, it goes, then comes back.

john.laidler

transpacbe

I am having the same issue.

The persistent path even shows up in front of other application windows.

When I try to open xref manager, it says '** EXTERNAL REFENCES command not allowed during reference editing **

I am not in any refedit command. I was editing a block in-place shortly before this happened though.

This happens to my co-worker fairly often.

Ben

AutoCAD 2016 M.49.0.0

Windows 7 SP1 64 bit

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pendean

Close and restart AutoCAD, does your problem go away?

transpacbe

Yes, it does. I'm wondering why it happens and what the difference would be between my workflow and my co-worker's. Or maybe it's a hardware difference, I don't know.

jherbst


@looneybyn73 wrote:
The latest file does not have any xrefs and the only xrefs are usually my border logos.

It is similar to the box that appears when you hover over the tabs of open drawings at the top. It shows that drawing's path and file name but that one disappears when you move your mouse away. For some reason, I sometimes get one in the middle of my screen that stays. When I begin to type a command, it goes, then comes back.


Try toggling your hardware acceleration.

jodisorenson

laura_studiobondy_com

Try turning off the Start screen.

STARTMODE 0

leah.smith

ajohn98

This fixed the problem for me!

angelofiedler

matthewsthenteme1974.blogspot.com

Source: https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/autocad-forum/file-path-display-on-screen/td-p/5746717

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