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>"Roberts, Dan" wrote:
>>
>> a project with which I'm familiar, although I didn't work on it, used
>> "alternative mouse button"--which, while accurate, actually gave me the
>> heebie-jeebies.
>>
>
>And what do you do with a three-button mouse? :-)
>
>The alternative alternative?
>
>--
>Bruce Byfield, Outlaw Communications
Howzabout "primary," "secondary," and "middle"?
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