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How to type context-menu key --- Windows: try Shift-F10

Asked by Tim Roper

I am trying to "right click" an item within a list, and can't find anywhere where the context-menu key is defined.

The key I mean is the one that is located (on most keyboards) on the bottom row of keys, to the left of the right-hand control key (in between the right-hand control key and the windows key).

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RaiMan (raimund-hocke) said : 		#1

I guess, this key modifier is still missing. You should post a bug.

Since the mouse pointer should be on the item, what about: rightClick(Env.getMouseLocation()).

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RaiMan (raimund-hocke) said : 		#2

Sorry, might be total nonsense (was before the first coffee ;-)

since it only works, if the mouse pointer IS ALREADY on the menu item, which might not be the fact, if you opened the menu using keyboard shortcuts.

Have a lookout for alternative key combinations, that might do the same.

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Chris (izanagi-xiii) said : 		#3

One way you might get around it if you really wanted to click that button is to open the on-screen keyboard and click it on there.

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Chris (izanagi-xiii) said : 		#4

Also SHIFT+F10 seems to work

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