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On Fri, 7 Nov 2014 19:25:13 +0000, "Wyatt, Chris (BWCS-IL)"
<Chris.Wyatt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I'm running the latest greatest version of IBM i Access for Windows on my Windows 8.1 pc. (R7.1 service pack SI53584)

I'm noticing that my emulation screen sometime goes all black. I can't quite explain when/why it happens but a long period of inactivity *sometimes* seems to be related. If you start hitting the tab key, input fields will start appearing. Min/Max-ing the window doesn't do anything.

Anyone else seeing this problem?

We had this problem, or a similar problem, crop up just this
afternoon.

Our PC Tech was dealing with it so I don't know all of the details. I
don't know what version of Windows it was, but it was apparently our
first 64-bit installation.

He found that it was happening when moving or resizing the window, and
that it is apparently related to the blinking cursor, in that when the
cursor was supposed to blink off, it would blank the entire screen
instead. Switching to a non-blinking cursor suppressed the problem.

Ken
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