I'm getting quite adept at keyboard shortcuts in the ordering process and could go mouseless except for one manuver - right clicking in the seatmap. I have looked at the keyboard shortcut document and you can use spacebar to "left click" in the seatmap but there isn't a shortcut listed for "right clicking". Does anyone know of any tricks for this?
Thanks :)
Meaghan McInerny Callahan
Nashville Symphony
Wow! I'm surprised and happy you are using the position and click keyboard shortcuts on the seatmap. I thought I added those just for myself!
Since I like keyboard shortcuts too and it's only a couple lines of code, I won't make you do an enhancement request :). Would the key next to the right windows key that does context menus in other apps (I don't know its official name) work for you?
That was the first thing I tried and it didn’t work for me – at least on my OEM dell keyboard – maybe on the Optimus Maximus - http://www.artlebedev.com/everything/optimus/
;)
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The context menu key next to the windows launch key would be great! I've found that when doing repetitive tasks (had a whole list of orders to donate for resale yesterday) it is much faster using the keyboard than messing with the mouse. Thanks :)
Meaghan