Re: Other system CDEVs?

[supertimer@aol.com (Supertimer)]

spec@vax2.concordia.ca (Mitchell Spector) wrote:

>shack@onyx.southwind.net (Randy Shackelford) writes...
>
>>Gag. I helped a buddy put OS 8.1 on his box and we didn't waste any time
>>downloading and installing Teflon. It's a control panel that turns off those
>>annoying sticky menus.
>
>    I find non-sticky menus annoying, you have to continiously hold the
>button down while moving through options. This makes dragging the mouse
>around more difficult and is tiresome (to the joints in your fingers)
>if your scrolling through a long menu list (e.g. hundreds of fonts)
>or sitting there thinking about a choice. The worst is hierarchical
>menus, holding the button while _while_ navigating multiple pop-out-
>to-the-side menus is a real pain and makes it easy to "slip".

Then you will be very interested in my ADB mouse.  The mouse on my
GS is an Info two-button mouse, Model MUS2M.  I got this mouse
some years ago through Macintosh sources.  It was meant for a Mac,
but it works flawlessly on the GS.  The left mouse button clicks like
a normal Apple mouse, but the right mouse button is a click-lock switch.
Clicking on the right mouse button over a menu will cause the menu
to stay down until either mouse button is clicked again.  Use of the
right mouse button makes Apple menus perform like Windows menus.