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    Posts: 3
    Registered: ‎11-18-2003

    Mouse Right-Click Menu

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    11-13-2003 01:43 AM
    I have a problem that is occuring quite often. The Right-Click menu will often resort to a standard AutoCAD menu (no Electrical Menu). I have to click on one of the Electrical Icons to "re-enable" the menu. It does not appear to relate to any specific menu or icon usage.

    I realize the electrical menu will only activate if a "Smart Block" is the target of the right-click, otherwise the standard menu will appear. I'm thinking my "Right-Click Customization" under Options is configured incorrectly. My settings are:
    Default Mode: Shortcut Menu
    Edit Mode: Shortcut Menu
    Command Mode: ENTER

    I have another item of note. When setting the "Noun/Verb" selection to allow double-click editing of components, the Right-Click menu appears with a "Edit" and "Exit" menu. Can this be configured to simply open the dialog without popping this menu? My present double-click configuration is not any more efficient than Righ-Clicking and pressing "E" for edit.

    Thanks
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    *Kemp, Steve

    Re: Mouse Right-Click Menu

    11-13-2003 04:36 AM in reply to: caseyh
    There are a few AutoCAD Electrical commands that
    when canceled out of temporarily disables the right-click menu (until an
    Electrical Icon is clicked, which you found out).  This isses has been
    logged.

     

    For your second issue about the double-click, I
    will log this issue as a wish-list item.

     

    Steve


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    I
    have a problem that is occuring quite often. The Right-Click menu will often
    resort to a standard AutoCAD menu (no Electrical Menu). I have to click on one
    of the Electrical Icons to "re-enable" the menu. It does not appear to relate
    to any specific menu or icon usage.

    I realize the electrical menu will only activate if a "Smart Block" is the
    target of the right-click, otherwise the standard menu will appear. I'm
    thinking my "Right-Click Customization" under Options is configured
    incorrectly. My settings are:

           Default Mode: Shortcut Menu

           Edit Mode: Shortcut Menu

           Command Mode: ENTER

    I have another item of note. When setting the "Noun/Verb" selection to
    allow double-click editing of components, the Right-Click menu appears with a
    "Edit" and "Exit" menu. Can this be configured to simply open the dialog
    without popping this menu? My present double-click configuration is not any
    more efficient than Righ-Clicking and pressing "E" for edit.

    Thanks

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    Valued Contributor
    Posts: 56
    Registered: ‎12-04-2003

    Re: Mouse Right-Click Menu

    11-13-2003 04:36 AM in reply to: caseyh
    Hi,
    If you hit "escape" before (at least in the old
    VIA software) you have fully loaded Electrical
    by invoking an Electrical command, ie Insert Component
    you may loose the electrical right-click menus.
    You can also get into trouble by hitting escape
    during a project utility.
    The best way to get the right click commands
    back is to exit the program and restart it.
    I always invoke a command and wait for the
    rest of the program to load before proceeding.
    Hope this helps,
    Lynne
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    Member
    Posts: 3
    Registered: ‎11-18-2003

    Re: Mouse Right-Click Menu

    11-13-2003 05:38 AM in reply to: caseyh
    Thanks for the info, all. I don't have any trouble fixing it when it occurs. It's just that I was hoping for a permanent fix for this minor annoyance.

    Casey
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    Valued Contributor
    Posts: 78
    Registered: ‎02-10-2004

    Re: Mouse Right-Click Menu

    02-11-2004 12:51 PM in reply to: caseyh
    Check the AutoCAD >Electrical >Reports Misc > Debug > Electrical Right Click Off/On in the pop menus.
    Dave
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