My gut says video issue - especially since moving the window makes it visible again. It sounds familiar to issues where [typically] on-board video is underpowered and cannot handle displaying so many objects simultaneously. It's been some years since I've personally experienced the issue, but IIRC it would particularly happen when certain apps were open that listed lots of items/objects.
-- Espi On Thu, Jul 21, 2016 at 1:58 PM, Kurt Buff <[email protected]> wrote: > All, > > Outlook 2013, Win 10, Exchange 2010 (though that's probably not relevant). > > I've run into an annoyance that I can't figure out - I can't even > figure out how to STFW for it... > > Frequently, when I start a new email, or reply to an email, I'll start > typing away, and then notice the the area of the window that contains > the From:, To: and Subject lines has gone transparent, showing the > windows underneath. > > Functionality for typing, etc. is still fine, but I can't see what I'm > typing in that area. This doesn't affect the ribbon bar above, nor the > body of the message - only the area mentioned. > > Then, if I grab the email window by the title bar and move it, the > transparency goes away, and it looks normal again. > > It happens about 60-80% of the time. > > Like I said - annoying, and weird, but definitely not work-stopping. > > Anyone have a thought regarding this and how to solve it? > > Kurt > > >
