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Craig McArthur

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Sep 2, 2011
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Hi all

This bugs me every day and I never thought to find a solution until now, typical. Basically when I right click and it's close to the bottom of the screen the right click menu is small and more options are only available after scrolling.

Can I disable this effect and always have the right click menu open expanded?

Many thanks
Craig
 
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In what OS and application(s) does that happen?
I use Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard and if I right click somewhere near the bottom (Finder and Safari are the ones I just tested), the right-click menu gets positioned higher and no compressing is done and no scrolling is needed.
2012_03_05_pB1_RightClickMenu.png


2012_03_05_pB2_RightClickMenu.png
 
Hi

I didn't consider this might be software related. I see it daily in Adobe Flash. I guess I'll need to look there for a solution!

Thanks for pointing that out haha
 
I'm quite new to OS X and assumed it was OS behavior and not software related. I'll chase adobe for a fix, thanks for your help simsaladimbamba (what a curious username you have).

Yeah, I just tried the Flash trial, and encountered this strange behaviour:
But when I right-clicked further closer to the bottom:
 
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