lol and it worked...thanks a lot!Try this: Close Maya, delete pref folder, open Maya.
I can see the news report now ... "The city of New York was reduced to ashes today as workers had to reset the nuclear reactors control software. Engineers blame a fault in the software that randomly corrupted the programs control settings. Autodesk, the manufacturer of the software, claims this is not a "universal" problem as at least one other major nuclear plant uses the software and has not exploded."
good for you....maybe it is to do with the fact that your workstations are essentially dumb terminals..I bet you have no admin privileges right? can't install or unzip stuff? Some of us have to use the toolset beyond that restricted environmenti work in a huge office with people using maya all day and these basic problems never happen for us. I've never once had to delete preferences and don't know anyone who has. When i see people on here complaining about the software, i can't help but think its some how user error.
I have problems with Maya, I can assure you it's not user error I have one machine that was custom built just for Maya, I never have any problems with it. I think most peoples problems stem from the fact that Maya works well on a pretty narrow sub set of hardware.i work in a huge office with people using maya all day and these basic problems never happen for us. I've never once had to delete preferences and don't know anyone who has. When i see people on here complaining about the software, i can't help but think its some how user error.