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Drop Down Menu Opens while adjusting Power
Posted by
MADoolin
(VIP) 13 Mar 2005 1:41pm
Dear Webmaster, I was wondering what can be done about the Drop Down Menu the Opens when Shooting for the Left Side of the table or the Top of the Screen. The Right Button of your pointing device is what is to be used to select/ adjust the amount of power for each shot. However, when on the left side of the table or the top of the screen the Right Button opens a Drop Down menu that Contains the following:
Restore
Move
Size
Minimize
Maximize
Close
Is there a way to avoid this, I have tried to change properties on the Pointing Device Button, I assigned a different function and even disabled the Right Button. If not possible, then would it be possible to move the actual Table down approx. One Quarter or One Half of an Inch to aid in avoiding this irritating occurrence?
Thank you in advance!
MADoolin
You can also adjust power ...
Posted by
webmaster
13 Mar 2005 8:28pm
You can also adjust power by dragging the power slider control (on the left) with the left mouse button.
There are several ways to strike the ball:
(1) If you used the right mouse button for pulling back the cue, the easiest way to hit will be by releasing this right mouse button
(2) If you used the power slider control, to strike the ball use double click on the slider or press and hold the space bar
Thank you; Good to know!
Posted by
MADoolin
(VIP) 14 Mar 2005 5:44pm
Knowledge like that.....Hmmmm....I guess that is the reason they call you the MASTER!
Thank you for your prompt response!
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