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Terrain 'pop-up' - 6/6/2017 4:23:19 AM

dgk196

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Hello...

Is there anyway to disable the Terrain Pop-up window. When roaming over the map, a window appears giving the details of the terrain that the mouse cursor is over. I'm not sure if that is the term for the feature, but I really need to disable that!

Thanks for your assistance in this matter.

Dennis

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RE: Terrain 'pop-up' - 6/6/2017 2:11:54 PM

Curtis Lemay

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ORIGINAL: dgk196

Hello...

Is there anyway to disable the Terrain Pop-up window. When roaming over the map, a window appears giving the details of the terrain that the mouse cursor is over. I'm not sure if that is the term for the feature, but I really need to disable that!

Thanks for your assistance in this matter.

Dennis

It's called Tool Tips.

In the Play pull-down, select Default Options. In that dialog, select Classic Defaults.

Alternate: In the Play pull-down, select Player Options. In that dialog, set Tool Tip Show to 100000, set Tool Tip Hide to 1.

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RE: Terrain 'pop-up' - 6/6/2017 2:58:08 PM

dgk196

Posts: 248
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Hello...

Thanks for your assistance. It sure is nice to have persons, such as yourself, with good knowledge of a games 'secrets' and are willing to help out. Again, much thanks, this really was (to me) a very annoying feature.
But now the 'problem' is sovled.

Dennis