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Disabling Right-Click Menus in v5.8.0

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Is there a way to disable the right-click context menus in v5.8.0?  I have

just switched from v4.16, and have gotten used to being able to simply

right-click to perform actions on a group without the additional click in

this new context menu.  This makes accurately moving groups of parts

difficult, as the group snaps to where your mouse cursor is when you click

Move:Group in that menu.

 

Love EAGLE!  One of the best pieces of software I've ever used!

 

~Rod

 

 

 

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  • Joern Paschedag wrote on Sun, 02 May 2010 13:20

    "Ack" is very common in germany

     

    So now I'm really curios.  What does it stand for then, and apparently it

    does not mean the english work "acknowledge"?  Is that one of those words

    that came from english that then took on a life of its own?  I'm not too

    good with technical german, but I understand computer-related words are a

    mish mash of real german, corrupted english, and outright english.  For

    example (please correct me if I'm wrong) I belive "disk drive" is

    "speicher", whereas "computer" is "komputer" pronounced in a germanized

    way, and "bits" is just "bits".  So where does "ack" fit in to all this and

    how did it evolve to apparently mean "agreement"?

     

    and was addressed to a german.

     

    But it was sent to everyone on the forum and it was written in english, so

    therefore must be judged as such.

     

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  • Joern Paschedag wrote on Sun, 02 May 2010 13:20

    "Ack" is very common in germany

     

    So now I'm really curios.  What does it stand for then, and apparently it

    does not mean the english work "acknowledge"?  Is that one of those words

    that came from english that then took on a life of its own?  I'm not too

    good with technical german, but I understand computer-related words are a

    mish mash of real german, corrupted english, and outright english.  For

    example (please correct me if I'm wrong) I belive "disk drive" is

    "speicher", whereas "computer" is "komputer" pronounced in a germanized

    way, and "bits" is just "bits".  So where does "ack" fit in to all this and

    how did it evolve to apparently mean "agreement"?

     

    and was addressed to a german.

     

    But it was sent to everyone on the forum and it was written in english, so

    therefore must be judged as such.

     

    --

    Web access to CadSoft support forums at www.eaglecentral.ca.  Where the CadSoft EAGLE community meets.

     

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