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Article #101Problems with imouse...
From: Colin Smiley
Date: Mon, 13 Apr 1992 16:42
Date: Mon, 13 Apr 1992 16:42
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I just got epoch-4.0p0 up and running, and while rummaging throughout
the contrib stuff, noticed, and began using the imouse package. While
I like the package quite a bit, I have found a rather annoying problem
with it. The Sun Open Windows bindings to the mouse buttons can not
be changed as said in the docs. Being an X user, I find it a tad
annoying that I have to use the rightmost mouse button for pasting
text.
The manual suggests using:
(setq mouse-modify mouse-right)
(setq mouse-paste mouse-middle)
and I have tried:
(setq imouse-modify mouse-right)
(setq imouse-paste mouse-middle)
to no avail...
any suggestions on how to fix this? (or am I doing something wrong?)
thanks...
Colin
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