On 2010-10-08 22:28 PDT, Leonidas Jones wrote: > This is not a SeaMonkey issue, but rather an issue with OSX.
If it were only a problem in the Dock, or if it was a problem in ALL programs, I would agree. But it IS a problem inside SeaMonkey, and it is not a problem in ANY programs for Mac OS/X from Microsoft. Example, do a slow click on the "Get Messages" button in the mail+news window. Now try that in Entourage. > The behavior you describe as "slow click" is actually "click and hold". Yes, I agree. > On OS9 there was little point in click and hold. There was no dock, > applications were opened from the Applications folder, or via aliases on > the desktop, using a double click to open. You seem to be ignoring the behavior within programs. > I know of no way to disable click and hold. I suspect there is a settable time delay before it decides there is a "Hold" going on, but I have no idea where it might be set. It's not in the system preferences panel for the mouse. > I suggest two courses. First, and preferred, would be to see if she can > adapt to a faster left click. <sarcasm> Gee, I never thought of that! </sarcasm> After two months, that's clearly not working, which is why I asked ... > If that is just not possible, open System Preferences and disable the > Dock. Won't help with the Get Msgs button in the Mail & News window. _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
