[OT] Pigs Fly

[FlexibleLearning at aol.com]

I use both PC's and Mac's so I believe I have a balanced view. As far as I  
am concerned, right-clicking is an extra. Anything in a contextual menu must be 
 also available under the normal menus. The contextual right-click simply 
throws  up immediate access to a choice selection. No big deal. You can happily 
ignore  right-clicking and live without them (like ignoring keyboard 
shortcuts), but  life is much easier with them IF they are well designed.

My father started on his first computer (a Mac) aged 78 . After 2  years he 
still didn't use keyboard shortcuts. Then he got a PC. After only  a couple of 
hours he decided he liked right-click contextual menus because  [1] they are 
visual and [2] show him what's important at that point. He still  doesn't use 
keyboard shortcuts on either machine!

2p

/H