Hi, I have two different systems that behave differently when it comes to triple-clicking to select a whole line of text and then clicking on Highlight (either via right-click menu or tool bar).
System A is running the latest Firefox and Diigo on Windows 7 Pro, and if I triple click a line I want to highlight, selecting the Diigo Highlight toolbar button or right-clicking and selecting Highlight works properly.
System B is also running the latest Firefox and Diigo on Windows 7 Ultimate. Triple clicking to select a line, then selecting highlight won't work. I have to manually drag out the line carefully, making sure I don't get the last non-text character (Line break?) in the line for the Highlight button to work properly.
If I highlight a line with triple-click, I can hold the Shift key, press the Left Arrow key once, then the Right Arrow key once and the Highlight menu works fine. R
Really strange.
As you might imagine, using Diigo on System B is VERY time consuming. On System A, it's mint...
What should I check to fix this, character encoding, custom fonts, ???
System A is running the latest Firefox and Diigo on Windows 7 Pro, and if I triple click a line I want to highlight, selecting the Diigo Highlight toolbar button or right-clicking and selecting Highlight works properly.
System B is also running the latest Firefox and Diigo on Windows 7 Ultimate. Triple clicking to select a line, then selecting highlight won't work. I have to manually drag out the line carefully, making sure I don't get the last non-text character (Line break?) in the line for the Highlight button to work properly.
If I highlight a line with triple-click, I can hold the Shift key, press the Left Arrow key once, then the Right Arrow key once and the Highlight menu works fine. R
Really strange.
As you might imagine, using Diigo on System B is VERY time consuming. On System A, it's mint...
What should I check to fix this, character encoding, custom fonts, ???
Thanks!
Why wouldn't this update the highlighting on the fly like on System A?
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