Re: Ignores first click
- From: "dOinK" <doinkx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 7 Apr 2005 14:17:15 +0200
MS Office (and some other applications, like Wordpad) is ignoring the first
click. I believe that focus is handled by the OS (WinXP in this case), it
can be set up to change focus without any clikcing, you know.
In any case, is there a way to make the Office applications treat the first
(focus giving) click as any other click, like most applications do (e.g.
notapad, outlook express, outlook 2002, a.s.o). I have used programs that
have a setting for this, and hope this behavior is not "hard coded" in the
Office 2003 suite.
Anyone
"Wally" <Wally@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:Ogh2YT2OFHA.2748@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> It's not ignoring the first click, it's using it to assign focus.
>
> "dOinK" <doinkx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:d32nnu$3ko$1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> When activating one of the application windows (e.g. Word or Excel) by
>> clicking the mouse on it (assuming it was inactive before) this first
>> click it ignored by the application. This means that I have to click one
>> more time after the window has received focus to get the cursor to move
>> to where I click.
>>
>> Is there a way to have Office 2003 not ignore the first mouse click? I
>> can't find anything in the Options dialogs, but hope there might be some
>> registry setting or something.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> dOinK
>>
>
>
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