Anyway to bring up the menu that usually appears after a right click by only using a regular left click?
I think this is also called the context menu.
TIA.
Right -Click Menu Access
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FeatureCreep
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Re: Right -Click Menu Access
I really don't know why you would need such a thing.
But, if you mean by clicking on a toolbar button.
Customize Toolbar...
Add a new User Button to the toolbar
Close Customize Toolbar dialog.
Right-click the button and choose "Edit"
In the "On click" edit-box type:
::sendkeys "+{F10}";
Optionally:
Add name and icon path.
Check "Fire click on mousedown"
Hope that helps.
But, if you mean by clicking on a toolbar button.
Customize Toolbar...
Add a new User Button to the toolbar
Close Customize Toolbar dialog.
Right-click the button and choose "Edit"
In the "On click" edit-box type:
::sendkeys "+{F10}";
Optionally:
Add name and icon path.
Check "Fire click on mousedown"
Hope that helps.
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Re: Right -Click Menu Access
mrbosco wrote:Anyway to bring up the menu that usually appears after a right click by only using a regular left click?
I think this is also called the context menu.
Now what often gets overlooked/forgotten is the context menu key on keyboard (above F9 on my laptop)....that's another way to get to it.
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Re: Right -Click Menu Access
I know what you mean J.C. But, I thought it might be an accessibility issue (like Stephen Hawking's situation).
Re: Right -Click Menu Access
If you don't have a dedicated context menu key (most newer keyboards do... most older keyboards don't), shift-F10 also opens the context menu.j_c_hallgren wrote:Now what often gets overlooked/forgotten is the context menu key on keyboard (above F9 on my laptop)....that's another way to get to it.
Or if you meant right click on left click, and left click on right click... that's a Windows setting you can set, I think in the Mouse options.
Re: Right -Click Menu Access
the reason is I use a hand held finger mouse and the right click button requires a weird thumb button press. A left click requires a much simpler squeeze so now i can squeeze on a toolbar button to get the context menu. Thanks for the help!
Re: Right -Click Menu Access
mrbosco, have you heard of X-Mouse Button Control? If not I think you find it handy.
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Re: Right -Click Menu Access
thanks but having a toolbar button where i can left click to open the context menu and then continuing to left click from that menu is all i need for now.
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