newbie xftree question

[Prahlad Gupta]

Thanks for the tip.  Unfortunately, because I use Mac OS X, Alt and
mouse buttons have never really worked too well for me, so these
oprions don;t work.

But I did manage to figure out that removing the xftreerc files would
revert xfce to the default state which includes menus.  So that's what
I did, so I have the menus back.

Thanks!
Prahlad



At 15:05 hrs on  March 13 2003 edscott wilson garcia wrote:
 > El jue, 13-03-2003 a las 10:02, Prahlad Gupta escribi=F3:
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 > > I've been using xfce for a while, but have only just started
 > > experimenting with xftree, which looks great!
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 > > Stupdily, I chose an option from the xftree menu that said not to show th=
 > e
 > > menu.  How can I get the menu back in xftree?
 > 
 > I think its ALT-M, or choose "show menu" from the popup menu which
 > appears with button 3
 > 
 > Edscott
 > 
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 > > Thanks in advance --
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 > > -- Prahlad
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