Gray Boxes That Stack Up

[kthr331]

In AutoCAD LT 2013, everytime I do something, little gray boxes explaining what I just did stack up on top of the "Type a command" box. Since you can't see thru, or work thru those little gray stack boxes I find myself constantly panning my drawing back and forth to work around them. It would sure make my drawing more efficient and less frustrating if I could turn off those little gray stack boxes. I've clicked around to try to find out if this can be done, but not knowing what they are called is making the quest a bit difficult. I would greatly appreciate any info anyone would be able to offer about this. Thanks, K.

[Charles_Shade]

OPTIONS, Display tab, uncheck Tool Tips perhaps?

Can you post a screen shot of what is going on.

Is this in the Command Line area?

Dynamic Display? The + sign with the wight bar in quad IV down in the tray - click it off

[kthr331]

Hopefully the screen shot is attached. This shot only shows 3 stacked boxes, but sometimes it can go as high as 6 and that wipes out a significant amount of workspace. K.

[pendean]

Dock the commandline instead of having it floating like that: works for me.

[kthr331]

Wow, Thanks. That's a big help. Just not having to pan my drawing around will make a big difference. K.

[Charles_Shade]

And increase it to three or four lines.

Lot of information gets lost when only one line.

Or course, you have to undock it to increase its size but then dock it again.

IMHO