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[Keith Almond]

When adding items that affect how the programme functions from a user standpoint, "Improvements" like Dynamic preview, Highlighting objects and undo (and similar type of items), there should always be an option to Toggle them on or off.

 

I must admit, a lot may be great idea's, but nearly every one affects the end users workflow, even if only that moving a highlighted item slows his computer down even a little bit. Not every user is running state of the art hardware, and slowing down the end product is never good.

 

CAD is supposed to make our jobs easier and faster. It seems that we're making it faster with one hand, and slowing it down again with the other!

[Sam Morgan]

I agree.  Lots of these new little features slow things down more than speed up.   They need a way to turn off.   When 2012 first came out with the temporary dimensions...I thought it was a nice feature till tech determined that is what was causing my system to crash frequently.  Turned it off and haven't used it since.

[Keith Almond]

Yes, I turned it off too. When I started with it, I thought it was a nice feature - The more I used it, the more I realised it was more annoying than it was useful! I found that moving things with the "Set Distance Between" (which is on the "B" on my keyboard now), was much easier than watching a distance readout.