Some KeyShot files are rather large and require significant time to load. One of my files measures 2.93 GB and requires one hour and 7 minutes to open. The KeyShot splash window is positioned in the center of the screen making it nearly impossible to perform any other work outside of KeyShot.
Rather then the splash window being positioned above all other windows, can I
(A) Modify the splash window settings and position the splash window underneath all other windows?
(B) Allow the window to appear for a maximum of one minute?
(C) Disable the splash window entirely?
I don't think KeyShot has a fix for this but I did discover a solution using Windows Task Manager.
Access the Windows Task Manager via control-alt-delete, select Applications tab, right click the KeyShot application and select Minimize. This should minimize the splash window and free up the screen for other applications.