Herb-Michael

Yes I did mean the print-settings window .... and I didn't realize it could be dragged - duh. I've dowloaded the file and will try it out this afternoon. Again - thanks!

Yes, that's what I finally figured out (I guess the "ml" in qml stands for markup language?) Anyway, I edited it today and changed the 500ms to 2000ms and I am much happier. I may, in fact back it off to 1500ms. Thanks a bunch! Do you happen to know whether/where I could resize (enlarge) and reposition the settings window? (almost 80-year old eyes with cataracts you know 🙁 .... but 3D-printing is a good hobby at this age!) Or I can dig around.

Thank, ahoeben I'll give it a try though my programming experience is a fair way in the past and even then limited to machine-code, 8080/Z80 assembler and the simpler higher level languages. Definitely not the C-varieties. Hopefully I can plug in a number, recompile by rote and replace the appropriate component of my setup without affecting any of my other settings. Certainly a very reasonable, definitive answer though! Edit: I think I went off half-cocked there. Having looked into it i think now that i simply edit the version of SettingItem.qml that I already have in myResources/qml/settings directory. Would that be right? (Sorry to be so "newbie")

Is there a plugin or whatever for Cura 4.7 that will allow changes to the screen interface? In particular I'd like to turn off the explanatory pop-ups whenever I hover over a setting. In fact, in my case, the hover time is considerably less than a second (around half at a guess) which means it acts more like a roll-over than a hover and I find the resultant, continual pop-ups very annoying. Come to think of it, wide control of the hover time would be even better than the ability to turn off the pop-ups completely.