🚀 go-pugleaf

Eric Bennett (ericb@psu.edu) spewed forth the following profound insight:

==> daveacg@interlog.com (Dave Glue) writes:

==> >ericb@psu.edu (Eric Bennett) wrote:
==> >>Click on menu.  Release mouse button.  Menu stays.

==> >Yes.  That's the option.  If you click on the menu, then HOLD the
==> >mouse button, and then let it go when you're off the menu or have made
==> >a selection, it goes.  
==> >If you want it to stay, then single click.

==> >>That's not how the Mac does it.

==> >We know. 

==> Hence my question, does anything exist for Windows that will make it act 
==> Mac-like?  I'm just curious, honestly...

    Um, just use it like a Mac?  Just hold down the button like you were
    accessing a Mac menu-bar?  I think that's all you can do.

    Is this for some kind of prank?  I mean, it would be fun to write a 
    System 7.5-like UI for Windows with the joyful knowledge that some
    fire-breathing Windows advocate will one day turn on his machine, see
    a MacOS logo, and die of a heart attack.

    Hell, I'd spring for a single-button mouse if that is indeed your 
    intention.

==> -Ericb@psu.edu
							-Caj

    Prying off the eject button, that's the part that'd suck.