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2006-12-11
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I believe (and this is only going from memory so I'm most likely wrong) that the -/+ zoom button does this. One emulates double left click, the other emulates right click.
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2006-12-11
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Originally Posted by Hedgecore
That is correct.
I believe (and this is only going from memory so I'm most likely wrong) that the -/+ zoom button does this. One emulates double left click, the other emulates right click.
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2006-12-11
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Originally Posted by Hedgecore
Actually, pressing the left of the zoom hardware keys sends a middle mouse button press, not a left mouse button double-click. Pressing the right of the zoom hardware keys sends a right mouse button press. You will need to already have positioned the mouse cursor using the stylus (either by single-clicking with the stylus or by dragging the stylus from one point to another).I believe (and this is only going from memory so I'm most likely wrong) that the -/+ zoom button does this. One emulates double left click, the other emulates right click.
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