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Mon, Sep 2 2013 4:09 AM (8 replies)

andwhy67

2,816 Posts

Sun, Sep 1 2013 10:54 PM

Must be doing something wrong, l have no zoom when l right click, any advice please, and yes l've cleared cache's and all the other bits, but still nothing!!

ScottHope

10,658 Posts

Sun, Sep 1 2013 11:40 PM

No menu at all Andy? (its called a context menu by the way). Do you get anything when not in a flash window?

andwhy67

2,816 Posts

Mon, Sep 2 2013 12:03 AM

When l'm in the play now page l get the zoom option when l right click no problem, but during play nothing!!

ScottHope:

No menu at all Andy? (its called a context menu by the way). Do you get anything when not in a flash window?

borntobesting

9,772 Posts

Mon, Sep 2 2013 12:23 AM

you might want to try a different browser.

ScottHope

10,658 Posts

Mon, Sep 2 2013 12:27 AM

Just discovered a keyboard shortcut for a right click so you could try this...

First you need to enable 'Mouse keys'. Open up 'Control Panel' then 'Ease Of Access' then 'Change How Your Mouse Works' then check 'Turn On Mouse Keys'. Make sure 'Num Lock' is off on the keyboard number pad and then again on the keyboard number pad press the number '5' key, hopefully that should work the same as a right click. If a little mouse icon hasn't appeared in the system tray then the 'Mouse Keys' aren't activated and it won't work.

If none of that works try this, in the search window at the bottom of the start menu, type %appdata%\macromedia right click on the macromedia folder that the search brings up and click delete.

andwhy67

2,816 Posts

Mon, Sep 2 2013 2:51 AM

Sorted thanks Scott, much appreciated!!

ScottHope:

Just discovered a keyboard shortcut for a right click so you could try this...

First you need to enable 'Mouse keys'. Open up 'Control Panel' then 'Ease Of Access' then 'Change How Your Mouse Works' then check 'Turn On Mouse Keys'. Make sure 'Num Lock' is off on the keyboard number pad and then again on the keyboard number pad hold down the 'minus' key and press the number '5' key, hopefully that should work the same as a right click. If a little mouse icon hasn't appeared in the system tray then the 'Mouse Keys' aren't activated and it won't work.

If none of that works try this, in the search window at the bottom of the start menu, type %appdata%\macromedia right click on the macromedia folder that the search brings up and click delete.