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On Tue, 8 Oct 2019, Brian Parkins wrote:
Assuming you know roughly where the field is positioned, move the mouse
around until you locate it. You'll see the same dotted rectangle
surround as a viewable field. Then you can click and move as desired. A
second (delayed) click also allows the contents of a Text Constant field
to be viewed and edited
Thanks. OTOH, I did discover something that's maybe worth mentioning. In outline view, after drilling down to the element (field, text, whatever) level, you can select one and it gets highlighted on the screen designer. Now, it has been sort of wonky at times when selecting a particular element ends up causing the highlighting (in the designer) of the previous field/text in the outline view. Closing/reopening outline view seems to clear that up. Just hoped there was a more elegant way of editing with field conditioning that's in SDA. Imagine that...
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