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Jerry, Once you've sent the display file with the MOUBTN keyword to your display, the right-button should work as defined in your DDS. Until you do that, you'll get the popup pad. If you like, you can disable the right-mouse button so that it will only be recognized if the display file permits it with the MOUBTN keyword. To do that, open your iSeries Access session and go the Edit|Preferences|Mouse... menu. Then define your mouse as User-Defined and click on the Customize button. Then select "No Action" with the Function drop-down box. Once that is selected, click on the Right mouse button (on the screen, not your mouse!) to assign "No Action" to that button. Then just save your mouse file and click Ok to accept it. I did a quick test and a display file with the MOUBTN keyword recognizes the right-button. Good luck! Richard -----Original Message----- From: midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of GKern@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Sent: Tuesday, May 24, 2005 10:47 AM To: midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: iSeries Access - how to disable right click popup pads I have a programmer working on an application that uses the MOUBTN dds keyword in a display file (to enable using mouse clicks as an alternative to pressing enter). The programmer wants to be able to use the right-click attribute of the MOUBTN keyword, but right clicking in an iSeries access session results in the default popup pad appearing. Is there a way to disable the popup pad when doing a right click? I suspect it has something to do with creating a custom popup pad, but what I really need is for the right click to take no action in iseries access so that the dds MOUBTN right click 'activity' will respond instead. Regards, Jerry
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