There is no way to easily adjust the timing, but there is another solution.
In the same "Keyboard and Mouse" pane under the "Keyboard Shortcuts" tab there is a subsection called "Keyboard Navigation". You can use this to activate the "Move focus to the menu bar" keybinding. [Note: I have used the ...
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- February 14th, 2012, 4:02 pm
- Forum: Mac Discussion
- Topic: sticky menus
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- February 1st, 2012, 2:33 pm
- Forum: Mac Discussion
- Topic: sticky menus
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Re: sticky menus
I can't click fast (hand disability) and I stub my toe on this 50 times a day.Turboladdade wrote:There isn't a way to turn off sticky menus on Mac OS X. How slowly are you clicking your mouse!?
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- February 1st, 2012, 12:59 pm
- Forum: Mac Discussion
- Topic: sticky menus
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sticky menus
All Mac OS's (since about System 8?) have had Sticky Menus, which behave as follows:
> Fast-click&release on the Apple-menu, it stays open on release.
> Slow it down, it closes on release.
HOW DO I LENGTHEN THE TIME-DELAY? Double-click setting has no effect.
Failing that, how do I turn i off?
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> Fast-click&release on the Apple-menu, it stays open on release.
> Slow it down, it closes on release.
HOW DO I LENGTHEN THE TIME-DELAY? Double-click setting has no effect.
Failing that, how do I turn i off?
2011 ...
