RightSunMouse

Short:        Activate windows by right mouse button
Author:       tboeckel@uni-paderborn.de (Thore Boeckelmann)
Uploader:     tboeckel uni-paderborn de (Thore Boeckelmann)
Type:         util/misc
Architecture: m68k-amigaos

TITLE
  RightSunMouse


VERSION
  37.1


AUTHOR
  Thore Böckelmann <tboeckel@uni-paderborn.de>


REQUIREMENTS
  Any Amiga® (compatible) computer with at least OS2.04 and 68020+ cpu.


DESCRIPTION
  Did you ever encounter the problem, that you wanted to use a programs pulldown
  menu, but none of the programs windows was active? Wouldn't it be nice to be
  able to just click with the right mouse button somewhere within the window,
  make the window the active one and let its menu pop open with one mouse click?
  Ok, here is RightSunMouse. You might know sun-mouse like utilities, which
  activate a window by just moving the mouse pointer over it. It does almost the
  same, but it activates windows when you click inside the window with the
  *right* mouse button, too. Thus pulldown menus will pop up immediately, which
  is especially useful if you are using MagicMenu with its pop-up option
  enabled.
  RightSunMouse installes itself as a commodity in your system, but doesn't use
  any hotkeys.


USAGE
  You can start RightSunMouse from either Workbench or Shell with the following
  options:

  CX_PRIORITY: set the commodities priority
 
  You can start and quit RightSunMouse at any time. To quit RightSunMouse simply
  start it again.


INSTALLATION
  Copy RightSunMouse where ever you want, but SYS:WBStartup is a very good place


KNOWN BUGS
  None


HISTORY
  37.1 (24.09.2001):
    - initial Aminet release


COPYRIGHT AND DISCLAIMER
  RightSunMouse is copyrighted 2001 by Thore Böckelmann.
  All rights reserved. This program is freeware, so no financial donations
  required. Redistribution allowed if the package is left unchanged. The author
  is not responsible for any damage caused by the use or misuse of this
  documentation and/or the program(s) it describes.

  RightSunMouse uses the SmartReadArgs package by Thomas Aglassinger.