Luminous Landscape Forum
Raw & Post Processing, Printing => Adobe Lightroom Q&A => Topic started by: paulbk on February 22, 2007, 07:23:37 am
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My experience, LR is too sensitive to mouse clicks. Too often ONE click is interpreted as TWO clicks. Screws things up, slows you down.
I don’t know if this is a LR problem, or my particular hardware/software set up?
I seems this problem (one click = two clicks) is clearly worse in LR.
My hardware:
Mouse = Logitech MX 1000, wireless laser mouse (excellent mouse)
PC = Windows XP Pro
What is your experience? Is this common?
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My experience, LR is too sensitive to mouse clicks. Too often ONE click is interpreted as TWO clicks. Screws things up, slows you down.
I don’t know if this is a LR problem, or my particular hardware/software set up?
I seems this problem (one click = two clicks) is clearly worse in LR.
My hardware:
Mouse = Logitech MX 1000, wireless laser mouse (excellent mouse)
PC = Windows XP Pro
What is your experience? Is this common?
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The OS is typically the one responsible for interpreting the duration between mouse clicks and passing this information on to the application.
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Try reducing the double-click speed of your mouse. It can be found under settings>control panel>mouse.
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Try reducing the double-click speed of your mouse. It can be found under settings>control panel>mouse.
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Do you mean EXTENDING THE INTERVAL in which you must double-click?
Or,
Do you mean SHORTENING THE INTERVAL in which you must double-click?
On its face, it's hard to see how this is relevant. I am not inadvertently double-clicking.
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On its face, it's hard to see how this is relevant. I am not inadvertently double-clicking.
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Perhaps your button switch is making intermittent contact. Applications rarely interpret mouse clicks directly (games would be a frequent and notable exception), they just pull events from a global event queue and if one of them is a double click event then it responds accordingly.
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Perhaps your button switch is making intermittent contact. Applications rarely interpret mouse clicks directly (games would be a frequent and notable exception), they just pull events from a global event queue and if one of them is a double click event then it responds accordingly.
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Thus EXTENDING THE INTERVAL should fix it (requiring a slower pair of clicks to be interpreted as a double-click.) It's still the OS that decides whether it's a single or double click, so do try adjusting that setting and see what happens.