When using Reflections 3270 is there a way for it to detect the ISPF point and shoot fields to allow use of a mouse double click?

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When using Reflections 3270 is there a way for it to detect the ISPF point and shoot fields to allow use of a mouse double click?

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#Reflection

lbdyckva;2440945 wrote:
When using Reflections 3270 is there a way for it to detect the ISPF point and shoot fields to allow use of a mouse double click?

I got this answer from someone on IBM-Main
- from the Tools menu, select "Mouse Mapper"
- In the square field (top left) do the mouse action you want to configure, e.g. double click
- From the "Select Action" pull down, select "Other Action"
- on the far left, select "Action Sequence"
- Click "Add" on the right, then select "Move Cursor" from the list of actions
- Click "Add" once more, then select "Send Key", and select "Enter" from the "Action Parameter" list on the right.
- the "Sequence of Actions" field at the top should now show two lines: "Move Cursor" and "Send Key" with "Enter".
- Click OK twice.*
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With this, double left click (what I chose) selects Point-and-shoot, as well as Menu items

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lbdyckva;2440945 wrote:
When using Reflections 3270 is there a way for it to detect the ISPF point and shoot fields to allow use of a mouse double click?

I got this answer from someone on IBM-Main
- from the Tools menu, select "Mouse Mapper"
- In the square field (top left) do the mouse action you want to configure, e.g. double click
- From the "Select Action" pull down, select "Other Action"
- on the far left, select "Action Sequence"
- Click "Add" on the right, then select "Move Cursor" from the list of actions
- Click "Add" once more, then select "Send Key", and select "Enter" from the "Action Parameter" list on the right.
- the "Sequence of Actions" field at the top should now show two lines: "Move Cursor" and "Send Key" with "Enter".
- Click OK twice.*
*
With this, double left click (what I chose) selects Point-and-shoot, as well as Menu items

Thanks for sharing this information with everyone. Much appreciated.

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