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Hi!
Is it possible to dis-able the right hand mouse button?
(And "cut the wire" wouldn't be helpful!)

Cheers

george, who remembers "PRESS PLAY ON TAPE #1"
 
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Yes, but you'll need to install the software from the mouse manufacturer.

Alternatively, you can open the mouse up and disconnect/break the button
that controls the right click.

I'd advise against it because the right-click is a very hand tool once you
get used to it.

"George" wrote:

> Hi!
> Is it possible to dis-able the right hand mouse button?
> (And "cut the wire" wouldn't be helpful!)
>
> Cheers
>
> george, who remembers "PRESS PLAY ON TAPE #1"
>
>
>
 

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"George" <georgefour@btinternet.com> wrote in message
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> Hi!
> Is it possible to dis-able the right hand mouse button?
> (And "cut the wire" wouldn't be helpful!)


Install the software from the mouse manufacturer. That will let you
define what each button does. It is unlikely that there is a "None"
selection, so you will need to define the right button to do the same
function as the left button provided the software permits that;
otherwise, choose a function for the right button that is innocuous or
preferred.