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| Downloads:12,992 |
| Version Downloads:4,123 |
| Type:Utilities : Contextual Menus |
| License:Free |
| Date:05 Nov 2007 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price:Free |
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I still think it would be much more useful if the menus could be added to the right click context menu. Middle mouse button, Left+Right together, anything other than just the keyboard. I had to stop using it because of Logitech's software.
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It works for free, but is well worth the fee of USD 10.
Anyway, assign a command key sequence to any mouse key of your choice and your set to go.
Regards/JS
With one MX510 and one MX518 still in box.
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Would be nice to configure, I would like to have the Application menu items be shown fully on activation, with the rest displayed as submenus.
Still handy either way, great for a dual monitor setup.
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Drdul reviewed on 27 Jul 2007
The only things I'd like to see improved/added would be to make the name of the application appear in bold (as on the menu bar), and add the Apple menu to the top of the pop-up menu.
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JetFireDX reviewed on 24 Dec 2006
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maclover1.1 reviewed on 02 Jul 2006
In conjunction with my pen tablet it is great: I just assigned the app itself to a button and voilˆ :-) Next I was hoping to find something to hide the menubar altogether... (used to have this under OS9) way back... in my search I stumbled onto the elusive "Barmaid" ... they all know what she looks like but nobody "did" her, and baretender her male friend gets you nowhere either LOL Well anyway DŽjˆMenu is reeeeeaaaaaaaaaalllllllly PRACTICAL !
Anonymous reviewed on 23 Jun 2005
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