I have the latest version of DP running on the last edition of High Sierra, additionally just updated my video card to an AMD Radeon HD 7950 for metal compatibility in an attempt to solve this problem and got a new Magic Mouse, to no avail regrettably. This problem started when I updated High Sierra and jumped from DP8 to DP10..
I'm using two monitors but mainly work with my Tracks and Sequence windows open on the 32" Samsung Monitor. Now, whilst I'm navigating on that screen I get a continual barrage of highlighted task help windows, IE: if I want to select a track input, arm record or monitor settings, anything at all I can't just point my mouse click on the function and go, it's just one window after another...totally bonkers and really slows me down...
I have Help Tabs unarmed in the View Pane which doesn't help anything.
Has anyone else experienced this? could it possibly be my monitor in some way after the HS update, something nuts like refresh rate mouse interface or something. It was all fine on DP8..
Any help would be greatly appreciated, hope your all well and safe.
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newageguitar
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I appreciate your help.
I appreciate your help.