Suggestion : prevent VE from making itself the active window after a sim
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MatthewSteen
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Suggestion : prevent VE from making itself the active window after a sim
When running a sim and minimizing VE to work in another app - e.g. Excel, Word, etc. - VE will make itself the active window after the sim is complete. I don't know of any other app that has this behavior and find it strange and annoying that the VE would interrupt the user while doing other work.
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Re: Request: prevent VE from making itself the active window after a sim
hmmm... i don't seem to have this issue. Did you check if there is anything in the settings?
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MatthewSteen
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Re: Request: prevent VE from making itself the active window after a sim
Just noticed there's a Suggestions forum. Mods feel free to move this there.
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MatthewSteen
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Re: Suggestion : prevent VE from making itself the active window after a sim
This happens in the following scenarios:
1. Running multiple Room Load Calculations in the PRM navigator, e.g. Proposed Model and 0* Baseline Model.
2. Running multiple System Load Calculations in the PRM navigator, e.g. Proposed Model and 0* Baseline Model.
3. When the PRM Simulation is complete
1. Running multiple Room Load Calculations in the PRM navigator, e.g. Proposed Model and 0* Baseline Model.
2. Running multiple System Load Calculations in the PRM navigator, e.g. Proposed Model and 0* Baseline Model.
3. When the PRM Simulation is complete
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