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Context Menu Not Working

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Context Menu Not Working

Context Menu Not Working

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Hello,

     I am using AutoCAD 2005, Version V.63.0. When I issue a command such as Pan, Erase, Line, etc., then right click on the drawing, the context menu pops up, but the "Exit" option does nothing. Has anyone experienced this or have a solution? Thanks in advance for your help.

Thanks,
T-Tops

RE: Context Menu Not Working

Hi TTops,

This is a new one on me...  I wonder though if your menu files got corrupt somehow.  If don't have another machine to copy the .mnu, .mns, .cui files from, you'll need to reinstall.  You might also just try installing the lastest service pack as well.  I have found that to fix many strange behavior problems.

Sorry if that's no help...

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