Hello Dennis Boffy , 

I have tried to replicate (the error ping) but are unable to do this reliably and certainly not using the method you describe which works fine for me.

Maybe check that there are no windows oopen when the ping occurs?

Hi Steven,

Thanks for looking into this. I am not sure what you mean by "windows open" - you mean in Studio, like the search window? I have just done a quick test, and it happens without any windows open apart from the main Studio window. I can add that the cursor is visible (at the beginning of the segment following the one where I did the change since I save the changed segment with Ctrl+Alt+Enter, causing the next segment to become active) when this happens, so it is not caused by a "normal" loss of focus. I can also say that in fact I don't need to move to another segment to solve the problem - it is enough if I move to another line (or even move one character sideways) in the segment the cursor is in. But it only happens if I press Ctrl+Alt+Enter after making the change. Apparently it does not happen if I use Alt+Plus to save the changed segment. I can also add that apparently it mostly happens if I do this very quickly - that is, if I press Ctrl-F very quickly after having pressed Alt-Ctrl+Enter (when you have to do a sequence of similar key presses several times, you (or at least I) can do them very quickly after a short while). Does this help?

Hi Dennis Boffy

are you using AHK for these keystrokes? If so, why not slow down the script with the Sleep command.

If you are not using AHK (yet), this looks like an excellent case to do so. Write a script that does these repetitive keystrokes for you, and build in the delays that you need to avoid any "pings" or other problems.

Daniel

Hi Dennis Boffy

are you using AHK for these keystrokes? If so, why not slow down the script with the Sleep command.

If you are not using AHK (yet), this looks like an excellent case to do so. Write a script that does these repetitive keystrokes for you, and build in the delays that you need to avoid any "pings" or other problems.

Daniel