> From: Ken Goldman <kgold...@us.ibm.com> > Date: Wed, 10 May 2017 13:54:17 -0400 > > > Does it help to set w32-swap-mouse-buttons non-nil? > > No. I think the issue is that Windows is catching the wheel click event > before it gets to the application. > > Left button is assigned to Context Menu, which maps to emacs mouse-1. > Right button is Primary Mouse Button, mapping to emacs mouse-3. > > The mouse properties dialog lets me assign the wheel to many things: > recycle bin, maximize, C-c, escape, Fn keys, etc., but none of them maps > to the emacs mouse-2 event. > > FWIW, my work around is to assign the wheel click to F3, then assign F3 > to my desired mouse-2 behavior - yank.
You are describing settings that I cannot find on my system, so I'm guessing that they are specific to your brand of mouse, and if I'm right, you should look for the solution in that mouse-specific features.
