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Thomas Oldbury <toldbury AT gmail DOT com>:

> Middle click on some laptops and 2-button mice can be emulated by
> pressing both left and right buttons simultaneously. On 8 May 2013  
> 21:47, DJ Delorie <dj AT delorie DOT com> wrote:
>
>
> > Right click is button 2, middle click is button 3.
> >
> > Are you following the pcb.pdf tutorial, or the separate
> > "Getting
> > Started with PCB" tutorial?
> >
> > The one in the manual is probably too old to be accurate any more.

Thanks for the responses. I tried right, left and middle and left and  
right simultaneously. Aside from discovering very convenient zoom and  
pan mouse actions, I don't see any menus.

I was using the pcb.pdf. Thanks for telling me it is out of date. I  
was wondering why it was not installed with "make install."

I just googled Getting Started with PCB and found the one that you  
mentioned, DJ, so I'll work through that now.

So, with the context menus, can you think of anything else that might  
be wrong? I can right click in Adobe Reader, so I think the mouse it  
working. How do I tell pcb my mouse can do that?

Thanks,
Chris

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