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Strange menus behavior in M9 [message #248015] Tue, 01 June 2004 13:10 Go to next message
Eclipse UserFriend
I've just done an update from M8 to M9. First thing I noticed that some of
the drop-down menus gone wild. For example I start eclipse in "Java"
perspective and click on "File" menu. The menu drops down as it supposed
to. Then I move the mouse pointer right: "Edit", "Source" and etc. until
"Help". The "Help" menu comes down as wide as my screen is and with no
text in it. I move the pointer in the opposite direction and see that some
of the menus start behaving the same way. After this I click somwhere
outside the menu bar and some of the menus get fixed. If I switch a
perspective some other menus get screwed. Mostly "Help", "File",
"Navigate", and "Search" are affected.

All pop-up menus I tried look good.

It looks to me that the problem is font related. What should I look at to
fix this?

Sincerely,

Serge

P.S. Platform is Win98.
Re: Strange menus behavior in M9 [message #248793 is a reply to message #248015] Thu, 03 June 2004 08:39 Go to previous message
Eclipse UserFriend
I guess it's bug #63070.

> I've just done an update from M8 to M9. First thing I noticed that some of
> the drop-down menus gone wild. For example I start eclipse in "Java"
> perspective and click on "File" menu. The menu drops down as it supposed
> to. Then I move the mouse pointer right: "Edit", "Source" and etc. until
> "Help". The "Help" menu comes down as wide as my screen is and with no
> text in it. I move the pointer in the opposite direction and see that some
> of the menus start behaving the same way. After this I click somwhere
> outside the menu bar and some of the menus get fixed. If I switch a
> perspective some other menus get screwed. Mostly "Help", "File",
> "Navigate", and "Search" are affected.

> All pop-up menus I tried look good.

> It looks to me that the problem is font related. What should I look at to
> fix this?

> Sincerely,

> Serge

> P.S. Platform is Win98.
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