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Customizing the Mouse and Keyboard, Alternative Mouse Button Mappings

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Customizing the Mouse and Keyboard This section describes the following customizations: • Changing mouse button actions. • The xmodmap client. • Going mouseless. • Customizing keyboard input. Changing Mouse Button Actions Normally, the mouse pointer buttons are mapped as follows: Default Mouse Button Mapping Button Number Button 1 Button 2 Button 3 Button 4 Button 5 Button on a 2-button mouse Left button Both buttons simultaneously Right button Button on a 3-button Mouse Left button Middle button Right button Left and middle buttons simultaneously Middle and right buttons simultaneously However, you can change these mappings. To generate buttons 4 and 5 on a three-button mouse, you must enable button chording as described later in this chapter. Alternative Mouse Button Mappings To press: Button 1 Button 2 Button 3 Left-Handed Mapping 2-button mouse 3-button mouse Right button Right button Both buttons Middle button simultaneously Left button Left button Button 4 Button 5 Middle and right buttons simultaneously Middle and left buttons simultaneously OSF/Motif Mapping 2-button mouse 3-button mouse Left button Left button Right button Middle button Both buttons simultaneously Right button Left and middle buttons simultaneously Right and middle buttons simultaneously Page 88 Graphics Administration Guide for HP-UX 10.20

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Customizing the Mouse and Keyboard
This section describes the following customizations:
Changing mouse button actions.
The
xmodmap
client.
Going mouseless.
Customizing keyboard input.
Changing Mouse Button Actions
Normally, the mouse pointer buttons are mapped as follows:
Default Mouse Button Mapping
Button
Number
Button on a 2-button mouse
Button on a 3-button Mouse
Button 1
Left button
Left button
Button 2
Both buttons simultaneously
Middle button
Button 3
Right button
Right button
Button 4
Left and middle buttons
simultaneously
Button 5
Middle and right buttons
simultaneously
However, you can change these mappings. To generate buttons 4 and 5 on a three-button mouse, you
must enable button chording as described later in this chapter.
Alternative Mouse Button Mappings
Left-Handed Mapping
OSF/Motif Mapping
To press:
2-button mouse
3-button mouse
2-button mouse
3-button mouse
Button 1
Right button
Right button
Left button
Left button
Button 2
Both buttons
simultaneously
Middle button
Right button
Middle button
Button 3
Left button
Left button
Both buttons
simultaneously
Right button
Button 4
Middle and right
buttons
simultaneously
Left and middle
buttons
simultaneously
Button 5
Middle and left
buttons
simultaneously
Right and middle
buttons
simultaneously
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