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In AutoCAD 2012 certain command have been 'deprecated'. That is a fancy programming term for 'no longer available the obvious way, but still available to those who know the secret way'. BLIPMODE is one of those. It controls whether you see a 'dot' everywhere you pick or no dot at all. Personally, they annoy me:
In 2012, use a dot before BLIPMODE (.BLIPMODE) to get at the old command and turn them ON or OFF, accordingly.
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