Select any value with CTRL + mouse click

Hi all,
since ERP 6.0 and SAP GUI 6.40 I am used to be able to select any value in any input or display field (e.g. the name of a field of a table in transaction SE11) via holding down the CTRL key while clicking onto the desired value/field once. Then the whole value/string is selected.
Now I am working on a freshly installed system but I can't find this setting anywhere. It does work to select a word within the ABAP source code editor, but not for any other, "normal" input fields.
Any ideas where I can set this?
Kind regards, Matthias

Have a look at the last button on the right of the application toolbar. Button looks like monitor with test screen. Click it and use options.

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>
> Thank you for contacting National Instruments.
>
> To address your question, there is no direct VI, command, or property
> node that will allow the cursor snap-to-mouse functionality.
>
> I notice a problem you may be occuring is trying to find where the
> cursor is on the graph. If this is an issue, you can select Bring to
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> cursor to the center of the graph.
>
> Let me know if you have any further questions or if this does not
> resolve your issue, as I would be happy to file a product suggestion
> so that LabVIEW is improved in future versions.
>
> Thanks again and have a great day!
>
> Chad AE
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PaintArea.java
===========
* Created on Jun 15, 2005 by @author Tom Jacobs
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import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.event.*;
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import java.beans.PropertyChangeListener;
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Hi Al,
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1.
How do I sum only the values greater than zero and less than 7 in a range of cells?
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2
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I'm having a strange issue with my game. I'm using Flash CS6 and a Mac.
I've got a character that I move around the screen with keys, and you can click the left mouse button to make him throw something. The weird issue is when I click the left mouse button a lot, it seems to stop any other inputs from coming in, so for example, if I hold the right arrow key down while I'm doing a left clicking, and then let go of the right arrow key, the character will keep on moving right for a few seconds, until it finally get's the key_up event and stops.
Even not using any mouse event handlers, so the mouse is doing nothing in the game still causes the key inputs to be delayed just by left clicking, any ideas?
I've just tested the .swf on a PC and there was no problem, the mouse clicking was not causing any issues, so it's something peculiar to the Mac.

Hi,
This could be an issue if you were using Safari 5.1+ in 64bit mode. This should go away if you run Safari 5.1+ in 32 bit mode. You can change this by
1. Go to /Applications
2. Find Safari->RightClick->Get Info->Check 'Open in 32-bit mode' check box.
3. Relaunch Safari 5.1 again.
Thanks!
Mohan

Problems with mighty mouse clicking

Hi everybody, happy New Year first of all!
Then my problem: I bought an Intel iMac about 1 year ago, and have been using the supplied wired mighty mouse since then. I set it up with left+right top buttons.
I didn't have a single problem until a few weeks ago.
First, the "typycal dirty scrolling ball" which seems to be solved by rubbing the ball on a piece of papere with the mouse up side down.
Second, and most annoying, *the click functions seems to perform worse than before*. I mean, it looks like *I need more pressure now to have the mouse click* (either left or right) on links, icons, etc.
Result: about half of the times, clicking the mouse (using the pressure I was used to) has no effort, I need to re-click with more intensity.
Did anybody of you experience the same problem? I cannot understand if it is kind of software problem (say, something that can be solved by some restore function) or a physical one (dirt? But the mighty mouse cannot be unassembled...).
TIA to all,
Giopad65

Hello and Welcome to Apple Discussions ...
Fist, here are the instructions to clean a Might Mouse: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1537
and here: http://www.macosxhints.com/article.php?story=20060210115417864&lsrc=osxh
Second, go to System Preferences/Keyboard&Mouse/Mouse and make sure your Tracking/Scrolling and Double Clicking is set to your liking. (The System Preferences panel is located in your Applications folder)
Carolyn
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