When I first started using 2013 (changed from 2007 in 2013), the standard 'acad dwg' template drove me mad as it required entering two points for OFFSET instead of simply entering a distance for offset. Also, look into the settings for Dynamic entry, which I believe are template-related.

Also, just to try it in case your results are template-related, try a number of test drawings using different templates. You might review View > Options > Open and Save and also your selected options / settings for entering information.

Saving the Test DWG, thereafter CNTR S displays '_qsave' (Quicksave) in the Command Line. I would then navigate to the folder of choice and save to that location. Displayed a box > 'Save Drawing As' and listing default file folders in 'My Documents' and a title entry line. Drew a random rectangle, text, and dimensionДҐ. As I use customized templates I tried a more generic approach>Дў. Using AutoCad 2013 I was not able to replicate the results you posted when trying to save in AutoCad 2014. That's an odd one, and I've never seen that kind of display that is similar to dynamic entry > for example, drawing a line and then entering the length and then TAB to set the angle.

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