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It is now obvious the issue was not fixed fully. The developers are aware of it now. Let’s hope it will be fixed soon enough.
If you have a solid order of steps which reproduce this behavior, share them in comments, because only some machines are affected. Please help the team to isolate it.
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#2 works well for me too if waiting at least 1-2 seconds after pressing tab when entering the X field but in essence it's like telling us to type slower. I guess this solution is do-able but it forces a change in habit by being more conscious in giving that extra pause between tabs. For me personally, that will take awhile for me to get used to and make it a habit. What do others think?
I feel it addresses the symptom but being that this was not an issue in versions before 2016, may not be tackling the root cause.
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Hi admin -
I've emailed the video and file used in the video. This is still an on-going issue. And yes, as Anonymous from July 15 commented, this started happening and later versions, I want to say, starting at around CC 2016. Previously, this was never an issue. And to Anonymous from April 16, I doubt decimals have anything to do with it. This glitch happens when whole numbers are entered plenty of time as much as decimal numbers.Sorry about the video access. I think I've fixed the permissions *crosses fingers*:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1F2L2KobgMMRO5DUsvDV_YwJ0GqX3dhO_/view?usp=sharing
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Hi, thanks for addressing this and apologies that it's taking me awhile. Recorded many videos when it didn't happen and when I did, the transform panel wasn't captured in the video. Finally got everything I wanted in the video. Video shows that I'm trying to center the text on an 18" x 36" artboard. You can see in the transform panel I am trying to center it at 18" on the X/horizontal axis with the anchor point at the center. It jumps to 27" which is a completely random number to me. The glitch in this video happens often and also when trying to align an object (usually a rectangle the same size as the artboard) to X: 0 / Y: 0 (with left corner anchored), the object will move in to the X-coordinate to 0 but not to 0 in the Y-coordinate and I have to deselect the object, re-select it and input the Y coordinate again for the object to finally also move in the Y direction. This also happens on my Mac computer.
Let me know if there is other information I can provide.
Link to Video:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1F2L2KobgMMRO5DUsvDV_YwJ0GqX3dhO_Anonymous
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So I spoke too soon. I posted below about #2 working but it ONLY works if the X field doesn't glitch on the tab first. I just typed in the X field and it glitched (changed to different number after entering intended number and pressing tab) after tabbing before I could even go to the Y field. So have to take it back and say I couldn't consistently get this to work with the solution outlined.