How to get rid of black dialog box ?
Hello All,
I have a black HUD looking dialog box on Aperture 1.56 on a G5 running Leopard. This is a black box that appears when ever I move the mouse and then dissapears after a few seconds. It is not the Adjustment or Keywords HUD. It has no obvious way of closing. In fact I do not know what it is.
At the bottom of the black box there are three rows of buttons. The bottom row is for setting the screen mode to either Multi or primary, viewer zoom, full screen and one for toggle primary only.
The second row of buttons from the bottom is for setting the rating (red X, red down arrow, green up arrow and green check mark).
The third row of buttons from the bottom is to rotate the image clockwise and counter clockwise. It also has two more buttons to move forward or backward in the image browser.
Also on this black dialog box it has additional button to filter the images by Rating and to Query the images and make the thumbnails smaller/larger.
How do I get rid of the pesky HUD looking box ?
DickB
I have a black HUD looking dialog box on Aperture 1.56 on a G5 running Leopard. This is a black box that appears when ever I move the mouse and then dissapears after a few seconds. It is not the Adjustment or Keywords HUD. It has no obvious way of closing. In fact I do not know what it is.
At the bottom of the black box there are three rows of buttons. The bottom row is for setting the screen mode to either Multi or primary, viewer zoom, full screen and one for toggle primary only.
The second row of buttons from the bottom is for setting the rating (red X, red down arrow, green up arrow and green check mark).
The third row of buttons from the bottom is to rotate the image clockwise and counter clockwise. It also has two more buttons to move forward or backward in the image browser.
Also on this black dialog box it has additional button to filter the images by Rating and to Query the images and make the thumbnails smaller/larger.
How do I get rid of the pesky HUD looking box ?
DickB
Power Mac G5 2 GHz PowerMac11,2, Mac OS X (10.5.1), MacBook Pro 15 MacBookPro1.1 (2.16 Ghz)
