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Right click menu and submenu problems with display

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Old 07-14-2007   #1 (permalink)
oshvision
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Right click menu and submenu problems with display

Hi there

I have a problem with vista, at first i didnt have this problem but after a
restart once, the menus changed do they went to the left rather than the
usual right.

When I Right click in the middle of the screen on the my documents folder,
the right click menu appers, but not from the right of the cursor, but from
the left, not usally the windows default, when i do this in Windows 98, the
menu appears to the right of the cursor, this also causes serious problems
with the submenus within the right click menu, and the same problems occur
with drop down menus in programs like Word and Excel, please you you help?
Old 07-14-2007   #2 (permalink)
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Re: Right click menu and submenu problems with display

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Hi there

I have a problem with vista, at first i didnt have this problem but after a
restart once, the menus changed do they went to the left rather than the
usual right.

When I Right click in the middle of the screen on the my documents folder,
the right click menu appers, but not from the right of the cursor, but from
the left, not usally the windows default, when i do this in Windows 98, the
menu appears to the right of the cursor, this also causes serious problems
with the submenus within the right click menu, and the same problems occur
with drop down menus in programs like Word and Excel, please you you help?
Hi oshvision,

If where you right click is near the edge of your display screen and/or a item in the right click menu has a long name, then this would be normal for it to appear to the left of the mouse cursor instead.

Shawn
Old 07-15-2007   #3 (permalink)
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Re: Right click menu and submenu problems with display

Oshvision

Open Control Panel and select Classic View from the task pane. Open Tablet
PC Settings. In the General Tab, Handedness section, check to make sure that
"Right Handed" is not selected. If this option is selected, the menus will
appear on the left side of the mouse pointer, when there is room.

Not sure why a restart would have caused this?

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"oshvision" <oshvision@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:0D5D27A0-B811-4954-8C37-C4D2C62E07E8@microsoft.com...
> Hi there
>
> I have a problem with vista, at first i didnt have this problem but after
> a
> restart once, the menus changed do they went to the left rather than the
> usual right.
>
> When I Right click in the middle of the screen on the my documents folder,
> the right click menu appers, but not from the right of the cursor, but
> from
> the left, not usally the windows default, when i do this in Windows 98,
> the
> menu appears to the right of the cursor, this also causes serious problems
> with the submenus within the right click menu, and the same problems occur
> with drop down menus in programs like Word and Excel, please you you help?


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