Mouse Context Menu

I have an odd occurance on my computer. Normally, when you right click on
anything (i.e. the desktop, a file, etc...) the context menu should drop down
and to the right of the mouse cursor. Unless the cursor is close to say the
right edge of the screen then it drops to the left. My problem is that the
menu is always dropping to the left of my cursor (unless I'm at the right
edge of the screen).

Is there a setting through the control panel or a registry setting that got
changed that would be causing this? Thanks in advanced.

Jorge

Typo I meant to say (unless I'm at the left edge of the screen)

"Jorge" wrote:

> I have an odd occurance on my computer. Normally, when you right click on
> anything (i.e. the desktop, a file, etc...) the context menu should drop down
> and to the right of the mouse cursor. Unless the cursor is close to say the
> right edge of the screen then it drops to the left. My problem is that the
> menu is always dropping to the left of my cursor (unless I'm at the right
> edge of the screen).
>
> Is there a setting through the control panel or a registry setting that got
> changed that would be causing this? Thanks in advanced.
>
> Jorge

Perhaps your mouse thinks you are left handed? Try the mouse settings panel.
only thing I can think of.

Lori

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"Jorge" <> wrote in message
news:C07EF449-DC70-4DE3-B494-...
> Typo I meant to say (unless I'm at the left edge of the screen)
>
> "Jorge" wrote:
>
>> I have an odd occurance on my computer. Normally, when you right click
>> on
>> anything (i.e. the desktop, a file, etc...) the context menu should drop
>> down
>> and to the right of the mouse cursor. Unless the cursor is close to say
>> the
>> right edge of the screen then it drops to the left. My problem is that
>> the
>> menu is always dropping to the left of my cursor (unless I'm at the right
>> edge of the screen).
>>
>> Is there a setting through the control panel or a registry setting that
>> got
>> changed that would be causing this? Thanks in advanced.
>>
>> Jorge

Jorge;636512 Wrote:
> I have an odd occurance on my computer. Normally, when you right click
> on
> anything (i.e. the desktop, a file, etc...) the context menu should
> drop down
> and to the right of the mouse cursor. Unless the cursor is close to say
> the
> right edge of the screen then it drops to the left. My problem is that
> the
> menu is always dropping to the left of my cursor (unless I'm at the
> right
> edge of the screen).
>
> Is there a setting through the control panel or a registry setting that
> got
> changed that would be causing this? Thanks in advanced.
>
> Jorge

Hi Jorge,

Check here to see if this can resolve your problem for you. It will
show you how to change the menus to appear to the left or right of where
you right click.

http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/87...ppearance.html

Shawn


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That was it! It works as it should now. Thanks a million for your help.

Jorge

"Brink" wrote:

>
> Jorge;636512 Wrote:
> > I have an odd occurance on my computer. Normally, when you right click
> > on
> > anything (i.e. the desktop, a file, etc...) the context menu should
> > drop down
> > and to the right of the mouse cursor. Unless the cursor is close to say
> > the
> > right edge of the screen then it drops to the left. My problem is that
> > the
> > menu is always dropping to the left of my cursor (unless I'm at the
> > right
> > edge of the screen).
> >
> > Is there a setting through the control panel or a registry setting that
> > got
> > changed that would be causing this? Thanks in advanced.
> >
> > Jorge
>
> Hi Jorge,
>
> Check here to see if this can resolve your problem for you. It will
> show you how to change the menus to appear to the left or right of where
> you right click.
>
> http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/87...ppearance.html
>
> Shawn
>
>
> --
> Brink
>
> *There are no dumb questions, just the people that do not ask them.*
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>