I started pwm with -W -f to disable right click. Howver, a dialog still pops
out when right-clicking over a swf(flash) clip in the browser. I thought
right-click should be totally disabled when pwm is started with -W -f? How
do I disable right-click over a flash clip in the browser?
Hi Wen,
I have spoken with one of the developers and the doc for pwm show the
following for the options that you have passes:
-f Click to front. By default, a window is brought to the front only if you
click on the window title bar. This
option lets you click anywhere in a window to bring it
to the front. You can also set this behaviour within
pwm using the Click to Front option.
-W Disable the workspace menu.
This doesn’t disable right clicking. You could write your own app to
pop up a region that intercepts right clicks. Or you could write
yourself an input driver that ignores the right button - there is an
Input DDK.
Regards
Brenda
Wen wrote:
I started pwm with -W -f to disable right click. Howver, a dialog still pops
out when right-clicking over a swf(flash) clip in the browser. I thought
right-click should be totally disabled when pwm is started with -W -f? How
do I disable right-click over a flash clip in the browser?