by Ingo Ciechows » Sat, 10 Jun 1995 04:00:00
Right now the only way is to use that "virtual" button you can by pressing
the two outer mouse-keys...
Any idea ?
Ingo
by Bret Mart » Tue, 13 Jun 1995 04:00:00
Comment out the line that says "EmulateThreeButtons" or something like that inQuote:> I'f got one of these "Microsoft compatible" 3-Button mouses and need to
> configure XFree86 properly, so that the middle-button gets recognized.
> Right now the only way is to use that "virtual" button you can by pressing
> the two outer mouse-keys...
--
Bret Andrew Martin
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