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  1. 28th Sep 2007 06:24 pm #1
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    Default Plot bubble

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    Is there a way to make the post plotting notification bubble go away?

    After plotting Acad dutifully notifies me that:

    "Plot and Publish Job Complete, No errors or warnings found, Click here to view plot and publish details."


    Hidden checkbox to make this nag go away?

    I'm running LT08 on xp.

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  2. 28th Sep 2007 06:30 pm #2
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    there is but I can't remember how to do it - I'll see if we have a thread on it
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    Click on the little down arrow on the bottom tray > Tray Settings...
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    http://www.cadtutor.net/forum/showthread.php?t=13226

    bookmarking for FAQ

    Damn - lpseifert beat me to it (but I've got two answers )
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    Never had that problem. But my mate Strix is after a solution. So I'm sure you wont mind if I sit back and watch for a bit. Strix, go girl.
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    I've already found it Alan

    are you writing the FAQ?
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    Dang, that was easy. I was hunting all over tools>options>plot and publish and wasn't getting anywhere.

    Thanks folks. I appreciate it.
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