On a Mac, right clicks are usually the same thing as Control-Click.
So you can do a VO-Command-F5 to move the mosue to the VO cursor and
then do a control click. Often you can alternatively do VO-Shift-M
to bring up the same thing. Hope this helps.
Josh de Lioncourt
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On Sep 7, 2007, at 3:31 PM, Buddy Brannan wrote:
Hey guys,
OK...what am I missing in the machine configuration?
I see an outline when I click the settings button. Interacting with
this gives me several categories, so (for instance) I select "memory",
but there's nothing that one can do with this. After you stop
interacting with the outline, then what? How can you change (or view)
the amount of memory (for instance) allocated to your virtual machine?
And then, how do you right click on a Macbook? There's apparently no
applications key, and for some reason, I can't seem to find shift-F10?
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