QuoteWerks F2 lookup and double click does not work

This is another reasonable common query that our clients have which is usually due to the particular User’s Preference settings that is logged in on a particular workstation. Furthermore it will usually affect the User on any workstation that they try and if they log in as a.n.other User then QuoteWerks will probably behave as expected.

Ref. screenshots below – we have found that is usually due to one of two reasons:

  1. Please make sure that the Tools menu | My Preferences | Misc tab | ‘Enable double-click…” option is ticked
  2. If that does not resolve it, then set the Tools menu | My Preferences | Appearance tab | Color Scheme tab option to “(System)”

QuoteWerks Preferences, Enable double-click

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