follow mouse
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yusef88
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follow mouse
when hit this command in catalog #550; the menu pops up away from mouse
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TheQwerty
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Re: follow mouse
Do you have the PopupMenusAtSelection tweak enabled?
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yusef88
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Re: follow mouse
Thanks for solution i changed it to 0
PopupMenusAtSelection=1
PopupMenusAtSelection=1
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yusef88
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Re: follow mouse
possible to change command icon in catalog?
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bdeshi
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Re: follow mouse
Set the item's title/caption like this:
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yusef88
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Re: follow mouse
SammaySarkar very thanks
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Stef123
Re: follow mouse
Sammay,
do you know where I find a list with the abbreviations for the internal icons?
I know some from the examples in the help file (:mru = recent locations, :udc = edit user commands, etc), but mostly it is tedious trial and error - I spent 10min on various combinations until I got :favs for favorite folders.
do you know where I find a list with the abbreviations for the internal icons?
I know some from the examples in the help file (:mru = recent locations, :udc = edit user commands, etc), but mostly it is tedious trial and error - I spent 10min on various combinations until I got :favs for favorite folders.
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bdeshi
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Re: follow mouse
Stef, first add a ctb to the toolbar. Then (hold CTRL and) right-click on the ctb and choose customize.
Now in the "customize toolbar" list all buttons will have their shortnames beside their display name, like this: Favorite Folders [favs]. Just add a colon and serve.
EDIT: Now you may want to first click "remove all", then right click the list on left, and select "copy all items" to copy all button names+IDs to clipboard
Now in the "customize toolbar" list all buttons will have their shortnames beside their display name, like this: Favorite Folders [favs]. Just add a colon and serve.
EDIT: Now you may want to first click "remove all", then right click the list on left, and select "copy all items" to copy all button names+IDs to clipboard
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Stef123
Re: follow mouse
Thanks a ton,
You're the man, Sammay
wish I they had you sitting on the hotlines I have to deal with occasionally.
So it's essentially the same twist as with command IDs - never noticed that
Your second hint really rocks - I sorted the whole list alphabetically and now I am set to go ..
You're the man, Sammay
wish I they had you sitting on the hotlines I have to deal with occasionally.
So it's essentially the same twist as with command IDs - never noticed that
Your second hint really rocks - I sorted the whole list alphabetically and now I am set to go ..
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bdeshi
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Haha, I just have too much time on my hands!
Thank Don, not me, for these outstanding little features!
Thank Don, not me, for these outstanding little features!
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TheQwerty
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Re: follow mouse
FYI, instead of adding a CTB to the toolbar you can see the labels by just running this script:Note the comma. 
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button(,256);
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