The suggested solution is no solution at all as it does not work. Still a problem in Oct of 2023. Why is there no one listening? Having settings that do not do what they say is a bug, simple as that. Therefore, it seems reasonable to assume they choose not to fix it for whatever hair-brained reasons they may have. Autodesk clearly has the resources to fix such a trivial code problem. It used to be that the customer was always right - the idea being that unhappy customers just stop buying a product/service and move on. Sadly, with very few options in some areas, we get stuck with crap and they don't care - all part of the bigger plan. So long as we pay our annual fees, their revenue stream continues no matter how unsatisfied the users are. A sad state of affairs indeed.
