wdolson -> RE: Mouse problem..... (7/28/2012 10:02:49 AM)
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I bet you have a multi-core processor. This sort of behavior can happen with multi-core processors. Sometimes it may be the processor itself, other times it is the graphics card interacting badly with the multi-core processor. There are a number of command line keys you can add to make the program only use one core. Depending on the computer, different things are affected, so there are different keys for different things. Use the -cpu# (where # is the number of one of your cores 1-x) to always run in single core mode. If you aren't seeing any strangeness with turn processing, use -SingleCpuOrders to just run single core during the orders entry. If you don't specify a -cpu# also, it will default to the 1st core. Bill
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