Turn off mouse click

In
Slide > Mouse > Properties it seems that you are able
to turn off the sound by unchecking the box next to
Mouse click sound, but I have found that this does not work.
I unchecked this for each slide, but the click sound is stil there.
Is this a bug, or is there another way to turn off the sound, short
of creating a sound file of silence and replacing the existing file
with the silent one?

Have you checked when the file is published? I get plenty of
incorrect/errant mouse clicks in the development file even
though the
option is off. But when published, those settings seem to be
respected
well enough.
Erik
bobelmore wrote:
> In
Slide > Mouse > Properties it seems that you are able
to turn off the
> sound by unchecking the box next to
Mouse click sound, but I have found
> that this does not work. I unchecked this for each
slide, but the click sound
> is stil there. Is this a bug, or is there another way to
turn off the sound,
> short of creating a sound file of silence and replacing
the existing file with
> the silent one?
>
>
Erik Lord
http://www.capemedia.net
Adobe Community Expert - Authorware
http://www.adobe.com/communities/experts/
http://www.awaretips.net -
samples, tips, products, faqs, and links!
*Search the A'ware newsgroup archives*
http://groups.google.com/group/macromedia.authorware

Similar Messages

How to turn off mouse click noise

I am listening to my Itunes on my computer and doing work at the same time. Each time I do my work and click my mouse I hear the click sound at the same time as my song. Is they any way to turn off mouse click sound so it does not disturb my music?

1. Go to control panel
2. Click mouse
Now that being said, I don't have the kind that makes a noise, so I don't have an option, but if you're able to turn the sound off, it should be there.
If it's not there, check Sounds and Audio Device properties to see if there's an option there. If there's not, you may need to contact your computer manufacturer.
Good luck!

Can't turn off Mouse Click

I am trying to turn off the mouse click sound. I am following
the manual which says to remove the checkmark from the box next to
the Mouse click sound. After I do that, I then save the project
(which is still unpublished). I then preview that slide, and I
still hear the mouse click sound. I did this to several slides, all
had the same results. I am a new user of Captivate 3, am I doing
something wrong?

Welcome to our community, Linda
Hop over to fellow Adobe Community Expert Paul Dewhurst's
site at the link below. You need to download a silent mouse click
sound file and replace yours with Paul's. Then you will be free of
mouse clicks!
Click
here to visit Paul's site
While you are there, please consider tossing some change into
his tip jar for his efforts!
Oh, and one other thing. Don't let the fact he's organized
this widget into the Captivate 1 category fool you. It should work
with all Captivate versions.
Cheers... Rick

Turning off the Click Sound

Hi,
This is probably really easy but is there some way to turn
off the "click" sound when using click boxes?
Thanks!
Gary

Hi Gary
Are you using Captivate 4? If so, it now sports such an
option!
If not, you will need to replace the click sound file with a
silent file to achieve it.
Click
here for more on that
Cheers... Rick

Turn Off button click audio

I am using next/back buttons. That is fine, I just would not
like the clicking audio when the user clicks on the button. I am
not using any audio. Is there an option that I am missing somewhere
to turn off the clicking of the button? I am using version
1.01.1418. I saw another post where the poster said he/she found
the option. I have looked everywhere and my boss desparately wants
me to get rid of the clicking.

Hi jscaief
All I did was know where to point you. Thanks truly goes to
fellow Adobe Community Expert Paul Dewhurst for creating the
silient file and making it available.
Oh, and for anyone reading this thread, the download link
found in the Adobe Technical Note must be right clicked. Then you
select "save file as".
Cheers... Rick

Turn Off One-Click Purchase In iTunes 10

Is it possible to turn off one click? For some reason I can't find somewhere to do so. Thanks

I just accidentally bought something due to one-click, and Apple Support told me:
"To try and help avoid this inconvenience to you in the future, the iTunes Store provides a warning message that asks if you are sure that you want to buy an item. This warning can be turned off. If you would like to make sure that this warning is on, you can reset the warnings in the iTunes Store by following the instructions in these articles:
Resetting iTunes Store warnings
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1734
Resetting iPod and iPhone warnings
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2527"
B

Turn off one-click shopping

I want to turn off one-click shopping, again.
Where has that disappeared to?
Isn't there a legal issue here that you can't do that?
Yes, I am not impressed by itunes 9

I want my shopping cart back as well.
After upgrading to iTunes 9, I noticed I had items missing from my shopping cart. I've contacted/emailed iTunes Customer Support, which actually confirmed that 92 items that were in my shopping cart are not in my wish list.
A wish list is not the same as a shopping cart, and I like the cart feature better; there was less of a chance to accidentally purchase something you didn't want to buy right then and there.
Overall I have to say that I really don't like the latest version of iTunes. I can't view my entire "wish list" content - there are pages and it isn't as laid out as it was with shopping cart. Actually, that's really how all of iTunes is: more compact, and less spread out (especially with on the home page where you have to scroll through music and movies compared to the previous version where it was in more of a grid, and organized by genre). It doesn't seem to be as user-friendly as the previous version of iTunes, and I too am not liking the blinding white background.
I really don't like the new layout, especially an album view where the songs are actually listed. (On my computer, whenever I click on the "play" icon for a song in the store, it plays and the timeline is shown as normal. Bu when I click the "stop" icon, the "play" icon reappears as though it's been stopped, but the song is still playing in the timeline...Anyone else have this problem?) And of course the one-click buy as the ONLY option is annoying to. Really don't like the drop-down menu to have to put it on a wish list. Every time I double click an album/movie icon I'm afraid I'll accidentally buy it. And I will not buy or add anything to my wish list until I get my missing 92 songs back.
Probably the only thing I actually do like is the layout for an artist, especially because it lists all the songs by that artist which could be really convenient for searches.
But other than that, I'm honestly seriously considering down-grading back to iTunes 8 point whatever. I mostly up-graded in the first place because I thought I'd be able to see movies previews and trailers and what not, I wasn't expecting an iTunes face-lift.
It doesn't really seem worth it, because the layout seems so horrible (yes, I know it's a change and I could get used to it, but I don't want to, the layout is poorly organized and inconvenient). The new version seems sloppy and unorganized (my wish list isn't sorted properly at all) and hastily put together.
I'm sorry, I really don't mean to vent or complain, or come across as some whiny brat. It was just a shock to me how much change this new version brought. These are just my thoughts that I've thought the past few days written and expressed here. I don't mean to be so negative and angry, I was just surprised.
Hopefully it's more respectful than using **** everywhere though...
Thanks for reading if you read!

HT4930 Turn off mouse scrolling completely in Mountain Lion?

After installing Mountain Lion 10.8.5, I have a slightly different Magic Mouse preferences window than I did with Snow Leopard. There is no longer an option for entirely turning off scrolling. This is really annoying while working in Photoshop as the cursor will periodically "jump". I also do not have "Universal Access" in my System Preferences. How do I turn off scrolling?

In case anyone comes here looking I made an applescript that does the job. You could automate this using automator so use a simple keyboard shortcut to activate it for easy access.
Script:
tell application "System Preferences"
     activate
     set current pane to pane "com.apple.preference.universalaccess"
end tell
tell application "System Events"
     tell application process "System Preferences"
          tell table 1 of scroll area 1 of window "Accessibility"
               delay 0.2
               select (row 10)
          end tell
     click button 5 of window 1
     delay 0.1
     if value of checkbox 1 of sheet 1 of window "Accessibility" is 1 then
          click checkbox 1 of sheet 1 of window "Accessibility"
     else
               click checkbox 1 of sheet 1 of window "Accessibility"
     end if
     click button 1 of sheet 1 of window "Accessibility"
          end tell
end tell
tell application "System Preferences"
     quit
end tell
To do the automator method all you have to do is launch it and select "Service" Then set "service receives selected" to "no input". Search in the action bar for "Run Applescript". Paste the script code there and save. Now in System Preferences> Keyboard> shortcuts there should be a catagory called General. Under that should be whatever you named your automator service. Make sure its checked and then just click and add a keyboard shortcut!
Hope someone finds it useful. I made this for my brother because he hates having scroll on for games as well.

How can I turn off double click to import files in the bin?

When navigating big lists of files I always tend to miss a few files when clicking them and then get the very annoying import box to pop up. Can this be turned off? How?
I'm on Premiere Pro CS6 for mac

1. Improve your mouse's aim.
=or=
2. Get used to using the 'Esc' key.
=and, or=
3. Make a feature request:
http://www.adobe.com/go/wish

Turn Off Double-Click to Close?

Is there any way to turn off the 'Double-Click to Close' functionality for creating selections (such as a Polygon selection)?
I am making complex selections and accidentally double-clicking with my Wacom pen and it closes the selection when I don't want it to. I have tried setting the Wacom pen preferences for Photoshop but have been unable to affect this issue there. Obviously, I can continue to add to selections, but the premature closing frequently ends up with wacked shaped selection which I must do more work to cleanup. If I could turn off the PS double-click to close functionality it would fix this problem.
Thanks!
Mike

Thanks for the ideas folks. I guess it's a wish for the future then.
I like the Polygon Lasso tool... just wish the double-click to close could be turned off (I am far faster tracing areas with the Polygon Lasso tool than futzing with the Magnetic Lasso tool... but the rapid fire use of the Polygon tool is triggering the double-click to close action).
In the Wacom control panel, there is a setting for Double-Click Distance, but turning it to OFF had no effect. Also setting the Mouse settings double-click speed made no difference... I am still triggering the double-click to close.
In any event, I'll work around the issue.
Thanks again.
Mike

Settings for Turning Off Mouse Pad

I have a Pavilion dv7 laptop (P/N VZ500PA#ABG) running Windows 7 and I like to use a mouse with it. I am not entirely sure what the pad thing in front of the keyboard is called (the one used when you don't have a mouse), but I want to know how to change the settings on my computer so that when I turn off the mouse pad thing, it STAYS off the next time I turn on my computer. I know it's possible to change the settings to do this, because it used to do this prior to me changing a whole heap of settings. It is really annoying that I have to press the button every time I log into Windows (if I don't, then I end up accidently touching the pad as I type and then it accidently clicks on things).
If anyone can help me I would be most grateful. Thanks in advance.
This question was solved.
View Solution.

Bonhilda, welcome to the forum.
In the lower right hand corner of the Tray, there is an icon "Show hidden icons". There you will find the "Synaptics Pointing Device" icon. Click on it and uncheck "Tap to click". This will disable the pad. You will have to click on the Right button at the bottom of the Pad to select items.
Signature:
HP TouchPad - 1.2 GHz; 1 GB memory; 32 GB storage; WebOS/CyanogenMod 11(Kit Kat)
HP 10 Plus; Android-Kit Kat; 1.0 GHz Allwinner A31 ARM Cortex A7 Quad Core Processor ; 2GB RAM Memory Long: 2 GB DDR3L SDRAM (1600MHz); 16GB disable eMMC 16GB v4.51
HP Omen; i7-4710QH; 8 GB memory; 256 GB San Disk SSD; Win 8.1
HP Photosmart 7520 AIO
++++++++++++++++++
**Click the Thumbs Up+ to say 'Thanks' and the 'Accept as Solution' if I have solved your problem.**
Intelligence is God given; Wisdom is the sum of our mistakes!
I am not an HP employee.

Can I turn off mouse battery low notification

I use rechargeable batteries in my Magic Mouse and I use to have no problems but since upgrading (from 10.6.8 to 10.10) I keep getting notifications on screen that my battery is low even if I just charged them. Now, I know it's due to the voltage difference in rechargeables but I would like to just turn off that little pop up that keeps popping up on screen I click on it to hide it but it just keeps coming back and it's annoying.
What's funny is the battery is fully charged and the menu says 0% battery and has said that through 2 weeks of heavy use. If I swap them out for newly charged batteries it still says the batteries are at 0%.

Yes - have checked them all and there's nothing to check or uncheck. This is one of those little things that's annoying and turns out it annoys lots of people given the number of requests for solutions in this forum and non-Apple forums. Apparently this issue has become worse with each OS upgrade. I have tested OS identified problem batteries and found plenty of charge. Besides the interval between when the notifications start and when the batteries fail is quite long.
Many suggestions including Terminal scripts suggest simply turning off Notifications completely but that means loss of something useful.
What is wanted is to allow the notification re declining trackpad, mouse, keyboard battery power is to show itself, let it be clicked close, and to stop popping up all the time.
I did go to a Genius Bar for help (bit hard to demonstrate without the iMac being there) and the Genius didn't think there was such a problem. Having had Geniuses give themselves away in never looking at Apple Support Forums, I came prepared with links to this issue raised on this and other posts. Amazed he decided that maybe there is a problem/issue, could not find anyone to suggest a solution, but suggested I put in a feedback form. I think Apple people look at these even less than they look at the Support Forums, and so that is why I was looking to the Apple User community for a solution.

Turning off right click on table in 6.1

I have an application in 6.1 where I use a table to display some results. If someone right clicks, they can do all kinds of things (like reinitialize, delete, etc.) that I don't like. Looked under property node but could not figure out how to turn off that ability. Any suggestions?

The above solution applies to the entire FP, so it is not very specific. You can also specifically disable right-clicks inside the table only by using a filtering event for the table: "mouse down?"
Just check if the button is two and discard the event in that case. See attached example.
LabVIEW Champion . Do more with less code and in less time .
Attachments:
DisableRightClick.vi ‏17 KB

Help! Turned off mouse by accident!

Hi all,
I had a boot-up problem with my Mac (it would only work with extensions off) so I turned off all the extensions to troubleshoot. Unfortunately, I must have turned off an extension or control panel to the mouse as well, and now have no mouse!
Anyone know how to turn the mouse extension or control panel on with keystrokes? Or how to turn on ALL extensions, even? I've searched all the known keyboard shortcuts I could find, and none for turning extentions ON during boot up.
Appreciate any help! :0)
TIA,
Peg

OK, so that helps to know which extension needs to be turned back on!
I have the original Logitech Mouse CD, and I've tried to install it, but don't know how to do that w/o the mouse. I can cmd-O to open the window, and use the arrows to run the installer, but I got stuck at the part where I have to choose between "Accept" or "Not Accept" their legal stuff. Neither one is highlighted, and the tab or arrow keys don't select it.
I can open Extension Manager, but can't get navigate that w/o a mouse, either.
I sure appreciate any help with keystrokes, esp. if I could just get the USB extension turned back on!
Thanks!

N73 problem: How do i turn off the click sound whe...

topic, sometimes i like to use my phone in class to take picture of the notes on the board, but it soon become embrassment for me because everytime i took a picture there is a loud click sound. anyway to turn it off?

On the N80 you can by putting it on silent turn off the camera sound wich i found very annoying! That is sooo nokia, there is no option for turning of the camera sound, only an option for choosing between 4 different sounds, however you can easy disable the sound by putting the phones profile to silent, haha rediculus!

Turn off mouse click

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for