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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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  • On 5/2/2010 9:10 AM, Olin Lathrop wrote:

    Joern Paschedag wrote on Fri, 30 April 2010 04:50

    Full Ack

     

    I've seen this a lot here on the Eagle forums. Maybe it is some german

    thing, although I speak german reasonably well and that doesn't seem the

    case to me.

     

    Apparently you mean to express agreement. However, you are really only

    saying that you acknowledge the message (ACK is short for acknowledge, and

    a common abbreviation for communication protocol descriptions). Everyone

    else here really doesn't need to know whether you received a message or

    not. If you want to express agreement with a message, say so.

    I am not a German speaker and this is the only USENET group I frequent.

    I originally misunderstood ACK. "Ack" is the sound one makes in English

    to express impatient disagreement or more likely, disgust. In response

    to a controversial topic, I took it to mean disgusted disagreement.

    Never guessed it was jargon or abbreviation. This persisted for several

    months. I eventually figured it out, when more context was supplied. I

    agree that it is confusing, particularly when it occurs without explanation.

     

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  • On 5/2/2010 9:10 AM, Olin Lathrop wrote:

    Joern Paschedag wrote on Fri, 30 April 2010 04:50

    Full Ack

     

    I've seen this a lot here on the Eagle forums. Maybe it is some german

    thing, although I speak german reasonably well and that doesn't seem the

    case to me.

     

    Apparently you mean to express agreement. However, you are really only

    saying that you acknowledge the message (ACK is short for acknowledge, and

    a common abbreviation for communication protocol descriptions). Everyone

    else here really doesn't need to know whether you received a message or

    not. If you want to express agreement with a message, say so.

    I am not a German speaker and this is the only USENET group I frequent.

    I originally misunderstood ACK. "Ack" is the sound one makes in English

    to express impatient disagreement or more likely, disgust. In response

    to a controversial topic, I took it to mean disgusted disagreement.

    Never guessed it was jargon or abbreviation. This persisted for several

    months. I eventually figured it out, when more context was supplied. I

    agree that it is confusing, particularly when it occurs without explanation.

     

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