How do I turn off save / cancel when deleting an object symbol?


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I'm not sure why it does it on mine but when I am working in a room (not editing an object) I have a chair or an cabinet or whatever - when I select it and press delete it tries to shutdown CA.   While it does ask me if I want to save I often click cancel thinking I'm going to cancel the closeout process and lose all my work.   I'd really really really like to stop doing that and I don't think I'll learn not to do it so I'd better shut off that feature.

 

I notice it doesn't do it every single time but probably about 85% so it might be a combination of what I'm doing or what I have open.  But it always does delete the object in the drawing if I let it when I press del or right click on the object and select delete.

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2 hours ago, rgardner said:

Sounds like you should look at your hotkey assignments and figure out which one you are pushing that is wanting to close chief.


I don’t think it has anything to do with hotkeys.  The OP stated that it also happens when they right click and select Delete.

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2 hours ago, Alaskan_Son said:


I don’t think it has anything to do with hotkeys.  The OP stated that it also happens when they right click and select Delete.

I still think it could have been a hotkey issue (marked as solution so I think it was.)  My best guess is the delete key got mapped as quit...

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6 minutes ago, rgardner said:

My best guess is the delete key got mapped as quit...

 

Could you expand on that a bit more Ryan.   I could not find anything of the sort in Chief.   The only thing that comes close is a Windows command " ALT + F4 "

 

It may well have been a hot key issue because the OP has since posted about it elsewhere but even that is not making sense.

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1 hour ago, Chopsaw said:

 

Could you expand on that a bit more Ryan.   I could not find anything of the sort in Chief.   The only thing that comes close is a Windows command " ALT + F4 "

 

It may well have been a hot key issue because the OP has since posted about it elsewhere but even that is not making sense.

For example on OSX ⌘Q will quit chief.  He may have had a system hotkey change.

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