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I use the menu key where it's available, and ctrl-shift-F10 where it isn't. (Most new laptops seem to omit it.) When I'm in Windows, that is, which is an ever-
by myself248 3y ago
I use the menu key where it's available, and ctrl-shift-F10 where it isn't. (Most new laptops seem to omit it.)
When I'm in Windows, that is, which is an ever-dwindling share of my time.
- Zandikar 3y agoInteresting, may I ask why/how/in what scenarios? Is it a trackpad thing? I was assuming it was an accessibility thing. That key's always been strange to me, never could figure out who used it and for what.
- user_7832 3y agoIt’s very handy for me when say I only have one finger available to operate the laptop (eg holding something/having dinner).
- baq 3y agoIt’s quite useful to correct highlighted spelling errors.
- whyoh 3y agoSometimes when I want to "right click" something, it's more comfortable to use the Menu key than to reach for the mouse. For example, when going through a list of items with the arrow keys.