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06-14-2007, 12:34 AM
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| SPHelper and the SKs uote=FourTwenSesh;54208]So if the middle button is supposed to be like the left click on a mouse, what does it do once this software sets the SK's as L/R click?[/quote] I was experimenting with it yesterday. What it does is replace the SK menus on whatever screen you are working on with it's own menus which contain options for zooming in/out, etc. However, if you move the arrow to the part of the screen that contains the text for the softkeys then the original menus re-appear. This makes SPHelper difficult to work with especially if you have an application like the one I am working on that relies heavily on the SK menus. |
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I was experimenting with it yesterday. What it does is replace the SK menus on whatever screen you are working on with it's own menus which contain options for zooming in/out, etc. However, if you move the arrow to the part of the screen that contains the text for the softkeys then the original menus re-appear. This makes SPHelper difficult to work with especially if you have an application like the one I am working on that relies heavily on the SK menus.[/quote] Interesting Jim, thanks for the post! | |
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