Are you trying to edit an object, e.g., a table? If generally just moving
the curser about then really can't understand how SPSS might be causing this
but one never knows. Have you created an new viewer screen (like run a new
table) or re-opened a prior saved V16 spv file?
W
On 5/1/2008 10:25:13 AM, Martin Sherman (
[hidden email]) wrote:
> Yes.
>
> >>> "Statman (WMB)" <
[hidden email]> 5/1/2008 10:19 AM >>>
> I am guessing that you are in SPSS but what do you mean
> "move my cursor in
> an output file?" Do you mean moving around the output
> viewer?
>
> W
>
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> Dear List: Whenever I quickly move my cursor in an output file SPSS 16.0.
> 2
> crashes on me. Has anyone had this problem (is it unique to my setup or
> common to SPSS16.0.2?).
> martin
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