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*Adams, Steve
Autodesk is catching up a little....
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04-11-2003 09:39 AM
I read in Cadalyst that in Acad 2004 that besides
having a "right-click", they have just now added
a "long press", that can bring up a context menu.
Ten years ago SoftEngine provided single-click, dbl-click
and long press events for every mouse button, which was
soooo useful to us customizers.
Maybe in 10 more years, Autodesk will catch up to
SoftEngine's 1993 technology.
Steve
having a "right-click", they have just now added
a "long press", that can bring up a context menu.
Ten years ago SoftEngine provided single-click, dbl-click
and long press events for every mouse button, which was
soooo useful to us customizers.
Maybe in 10 more years, Autodesk will catch up to
SoftEngine's 1993 technology.
Steve
*Duncan, Jamie
Re: Autodesk is catching up a little....
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04-11-2003 12:54 PM in reply to:
*Adams, Steve
the long and short of it in acad was available through quickpik a few years
back, someone more historical than me could tell you more precisely
--
Regards,
Jamie Duncan
"Have reached rock bottom and am proceeding to drill down..."
"Steve Adams" wrote in message
news:C3F5A2F323AF72252CBAD24FEDBF3924@in.WebX.maYI
> I read in Cadalyst that in Acad 2004 that besides
> having a "right-click", they have just now added
> a "long press", that can bring up a context menu.
>
> Ten years ago SoftEngine provided single-click, dbl-click
> and long press events for every mouse button, which was
> soooo useful to us customizers.
>
> Maybe in 10 more years, Autodesk will catch up to
> SoftEngine's 1993 technology.
>
> Steve
>
>
back, someone more historical than me could tell you more precisely
--
Regards,
Jamie Duncan
"Have reached rock bottom and am proceeding to drill down..."
"Steve Adams"
news:C3F5A2F323AF72252CBAD24FEDBF3924@in.WebX.maYI
> I read in Cadalyst that in Acad 2004 that besides
> having a "right-click", they have just now added
> a "long press", that can bring up a context menu.
>
> Ten years ago SoftEngine provided single-click, dbl-click
> and long press events for every mouse button, which was
> soooo useful to us customizers.
>
> Maybe in 10 more years, Autodesk will catch up to
> SoftEngine's 1993 technology.
>
> Steve
>
>
*Adams, Steve
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04-11-2003 01:03 PM in reply to:
*Adams, Steve
You misunderstand. I'm talking about the ability to
program 3 different functions to each mouse key,
depending on which of the 3 types of clicks I mentioned.
"Jamie Duncan" wrote in message
news:1FA3B6975E7E373D07A5E4B382A82649@in.WebX.maYI
> the long and short of it in acad was available through quickpik a few
years
> back, someone more historical than me could tell you more precisely
>
> --
> Regards,
>
> Jamie Duncan
>
> "Have reached rock bottom and am proceeding to drill down..."
> "Steve Adams" wrote in message
> news:C3F5A2F323AF72252CBAD24FEDBF3924@in.WebX.maYI
> > I read in Cadalyst that in Acad 2004 that besides
> > having a "right-click", they have just now added
> > a "long press", that can bring up a context menu.
> >
> > Ten years ago SoftEngine provided single-click, dbl-click
> > and long press events for every mouse button, which was
> > soooo useful to us customizers.
> >
> > Maybe in 10 more years, Autodesk will catch up to
> > SoftEngine's 1993 technology.
> >
> > Steve
> >
> >
>
>
program 3 different functions to each mouse key,
depending on which of the 3 types of clicks I mentioned.
"Jamie Duncan"
news:1FA3B6975E7E373D07A5E4B382A82649@in.WebX.maYI
> the long and short of it in acad was available through quickpik a few
years
> back, someone more historical than me could tell you more precisely
>
> --
> Regards,
>
> Jamie Duncan
>
> "Have reached rock bottom and am proceeding to drill down..."
> "Steve Adams"
> news:C3F5A2F323AF72252CBAD24FEDBF3924@in.WebX.maYI
> > I read in Cadalyst that in Acad 2004 that besides
> > having a "right-click", they have just now added
> > a "long press", that can bring up a context menu.
> >
> > Ten years ago SoftEngine provided single-click, dbl-click
> > and long press events for every mouse button, which was
> > soooo useful to us customizers.
> >
> > Maybe in 10 more years, Autodesk will catch up to
> > SoftEngine's 1993 technology.
> >
> > Steve
> >
> >
>
>
*Saadallah, Dean
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04-12-2003 07:35 AM in reply to:
*Adams, Steve
Where is softengine now? Now there's your answer about catching
up and why it took so long to implement.
--
Dean Saadallah
Add-on products for LT
http://www.pendean.com
LT Express Utilities
http://www.pendean.com/ltexpress
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up and why it took so long to implement.
--
Dean Saadallah
Add-on products for LT
http://www.pendean.com
LT Express Utilities
http://www.pendean.com/ltexpress
--
