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Sorry, must have missed that this only pertained to the month/quarter/whatever-end statements vs. all things under 'Financial Statements' within MLS. Crawling back into my hole now.
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I thought this was a feature, not a bug, at least for most financial stuff like IROPs. The need is present for MLS to store all financial data for three years for legal reasons. Maybe I'm insane, but I'm pretty sure that was in one of the updates sent out with an earlier version of MLS. Some things ...

I, too, have seen this window get stuck, though infrequently and irregularly. Usually, in my case, it's the membership window. In every case I remember hitting the dialog's 'x' (to close) has had no noticeable adverse effects. Still, makes me twitch each time thinking I'm about to destroy the world ...

One more odd data point. Today I received another upgrade (3.5.0_21059) on the main machine. All is well, nothing to report. Thinking I was oh-so-clever I downloaded the same version which was, just today, posted to the MLS download site and put it on my backup-testing machine. Smooth as silk, logge...

OS: microsoft windows XP something-or-another MLS: Came via updates... at least two so far... first 20992 and then 21021. Anyway, reinstalled from a download and now things are working as before. Odd, but apparently system-specific. Thanks for trusting my report even though it was not something I ha...

Well that's interesting. Either way for me... clicking on buttons or pressing [Enter] after the password, clicking on buttons or pressing [Enter] or [spacebar] to close the prompt about the bad password... either way my focus goes to somewhere impossible to see. Maybe it is just my computer after pl...

Perfect; thank-you for taking the time to do that. If they happen to release another pre-release version I'll try to post back with whether or not that is updated. My password is kinda long, so it's likely I'll notice it again when I fail to type it correctly.

Awesome; thanks for the confirmation. Any chance a developer will see this or should I try other, more-official routes?

Could somebody with an old (meaning current, 3.4.3, or earlier) version of MLS try logging in. Specify a valid username, then type an incorrect password. Get the prompt about how you did something bad. Where does your cursor go? In 3.5 it goes somewhere mysterious requiring two [Tab] presses to get ...

For completeness, I saw the same thing and reported it in a duplicate thread (searching failure on my part caused that) over yonder: https://tech.lds.org/forum/showthread.p ... -addresses