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Interactive Lessons disappeared!

eric_2703d626e1eric_2703d626e1 Posts: 2
in Technical Help (nuts n bolts)

A few days ago I downloaded DAZ and have been using the Interactive Lessons ( very impressive by the way ).

But just now, after 5 hours of computer time, they disapeared.  I've resarted the computer several times and even deleated DAZ and reinstalled and nothing!  Can they be turned off somehow or made invisible?  When I open up the HOME window it says that it will now show me where the interactive lessons can be chosen from with an arrow but no arrow is present.

I'm at a total loss and I don't see anyone else having this problem except those who hadn't made the jump years ago when they were first introduced.

I'm working on a Mac running High Sierra ( 10.13.3 ) and Daz ( 4.10.0.123 ).

What do I do?

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  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 102,865
    edited March 2018

    Is Window>Workspace>Enable Lesson Strip checked? You may also have closed your status bar, which can be restored by right-clicking on a tool bar or through Window>Workspace>Customise. You can also launch the lesson diectly from the Quickstart dialogue, launched from Help>Home.

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  • eric_2703d626e1eric_2703d626e1 Posts: 2

    That was it!

    Why the decision was made to include that option; accidentally double clicking on a menu bar closed out a very small but important feature of the screen for beginners, is beyond me but that was it.

    Thank you!

     

     

  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 102,865
    eric_2703d626e1 said:

    That was it!

    Why the decision was made to include that option; accidentally double clicking on a menu bar closed out a very small but important feature of the screen for beginners, is beyond me but that was it.

    Thank you!

    Remember that DS is built on the Qt framework, it may be that some basic behaviours are fixed, or at least default, from that.

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