2 buglets?

[janrif]

1. remove all tabs, leaving one that is not "all my data". Close URp. Re-open URp. Single tab is now "All My Data".

2. badly spelled word in text/details pane. URp correctly underlines it. User corrects spelling manually, i.e. w/o using Dictionary Suggestions, but underline remains until user manually refreshes page <F5>.

Jan Rifkinson
Ridgefield CT USA

[quant]

Originally posted by janrif
1. remove all tabs, leaving one that is not "all my data". Close URp. Re-open URp. Single tab is now "All My Data".

2. badly spelled word in text/details pane. URp correctly underlines it. User corrects spelling manually, i.e. w/o using Dictionary Suggestions, but underline remains until user manually refreshes page <F5>.

Jan Rifkinson
Ridgefield CT USA

I cannot confirm 1., it works as expected here

2. was reported some time ago ...

[kinook]

Originally posted by janrif
1. remove all tabs, leaving one that is not "all my data". Close URp. Re-open URp. Single tab is now "All My Data".

Do you have 'Tools | Options | General | Reload selection and tabs from last database session' checked?

2. badly spelled word in text/details pane. URp correctly underlines it. User corrects spelling manually, i.e. w/o using Dictionary Suggestions, but underline remains until user manually refreshes page <F5>.

The red squiggly disappears as soon as spelling is corrected (manually or via suggestion) in our tests.

[janrif]

Originally posted by kinook
Do you have 'Tools | Options | General | Reload selection and tabs from last database session' checked?

Nope but do now.

Originally posted by kinook
The red squiggly disappears as soon as spelling is corrected (manually or via suggestion) in our tests.

On my machine manual = no, suggestion = yes (w2ksp4)

Thanks

[dasymington]

Originally posted by janrif

2. badly spelled word in text/details pane. URp correctly underlines it. User corrects spelling manually, i.e. w/o using Dictionary Suggestions, but underline remains until user manually refreshes page <F5>.

I can confirm that that's what happens here too, and has done for some time.