You can create custom context menus for legacy hot lists or for other types of frequently used commands. After you create a custom context menu, you can map a mouse action to open the new menu.
The steps depend on your user interface mode.
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User Interface Mode |
Steps |
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Ribbon |
Click the Appearance tab and in the Menus group, select Context Menu. |
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Reflection Browser |
On the Reflection menu, choose View and then choose Context Menu. |
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TouchUx |
Tap the Wrench icon and then under View, select Context Menu. |
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Classic IBM |
On the View menu, choose Context Menu. |
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Classic VT |
On the Setup menu, choose Context Menu. |
At the top of the Context Menudialog box, click Addand enter the name of your context menu.
Add the menu items and separators for your new menu.
Under Menu Itemsettings, enter the label and select an action for each item.
Click OKto save the new menu.
Next, you'll want to make a right-click open the new custom context menu instead of the default.
The steps depend on your user interface mode.
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User Interface Mode |
Steps |
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Ribbon |
On the Toolstab, clickMouse Mapper. |
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Reflection Browser |
On the Reflection menu, choose Tools, and then Mouse Mapper. |
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TouchUx |
Tap the Gear icon and then select Document Settings. Under Input Devices, click Manage Mouse Map. Then choose whether to modify the current mouse map or create a new map. |
Under Mouse Mapper, for Key Combination, select Rightand then click Modify.
From the list of actions, select Show Specific Context Menu.
On the right, from the Context Menu, choose the name of the new custom context menu.