Right-click on the mouse that is preferred by many because of the enthusiastic options and features offered, but its potential is often not used in full on the desktop in general. Right-click can be a good way to re-computing automation activities to save you time and energy. Below are some additional tools to add you right-click function in Windows, Mac and Linux.
10. Add Right Click Menu in Nautilus (Linux)
File manager for the GNOME desktop environment has a right-click menu that are less functional by default. With some additional package, you will be able to rotating and error in the image without requiring a separate application the editor, open the terminal and quickly add the option "Run as administrator" so there is no need to type the password sudo.
As a first step, Ubuntu users can install the nautilus-gksu, nautilus-image-converter, and nautilus-open-terminal. Distro user can type "nautilus" (or "konqueror" for KDE-based systems) in the package manager to see their functions are available on the right-click them.
9. Use at Two Jari Trackpad for Right Click (Mac)
If you just use a Mac, or rarely work especial configuration then you may not know this trick. Mac laptop has only one button click, and you usually have to press Control and click at the same time to do the right click, but actually there's one way: you can put two fingers on your trackpad to right click.
To enable this function is open "System Preferences" and select "Keyboard & Mouse", in the Trackpad provide a check on the option "For secondary clicks, place two fingers on the trackpad then click the button." MacBook also has the latest movement of three fingers and four fingers that you can learn.
8. Right Click Menu in Google Maps
You can find out how to visit a good restaurant through a search on Google Maps without having to know the address. Do a search on Google Maps, right-click and select "Directions from here" or "Directions to here" in the context menu, unfortunately, this trick is only useful in countries where Google Maps data is complete.
7. Rightload: FTP with One Click
Anyone who has a site that often make or FTP transfer should try RightLoad. Enter the data to your FTP server in RightLoad, after that to send the file to the server is done with the right-click and select the destination server. Once completed, RightLoad will provide a link in HTML format for your friend to share and automatically change the name of duplicate files.
6. Set Menu "Send to" in Windows
You can set the "Send to" in the box that appears when you right-click on Windows. You can add shortcuts, email or open a file. Look customization guide "Send To" in Windows 98 and XP by Howard Dickens; Vista to try to read the guidelines in HowToGeek.
5. Set the Finder on a Mac with FinderPop
FinderPop is a tool to cut the number of clicks needed to copy or move files on the Mac. FinderPop can also launch applications or applications that do not kill stable, right-click menu to change you into a multipurpose launcher.
4. Adding or Removing the Context Menu with ShellExView
After you remove a program, they often leave the ex-former in the context menu you. With ShellExview, you can set any option that appears when you right-click a file, desktop, or even Internet Explorer. You can add the program, and delete the shortcut link that is not useful.
3. Set Menu Right Click on the Mac with OnMyCommand
You can either automation action with OnMyCommand, an application Applescript / command line that you can add your own scripts to the right-click menu Finder. Look for the instructions SimpleHelp in OnMyCommand more.
2. Custom Context Menu for Specific Files
If you want a right-click options for different types of files, then try to make the process see the context menu for this custom (from MetaFilter thread) Windows XP. For users of Vista to try FileMenuTools.
1. Combine Various Right Click Menu with FileMenu Tools
If you use Windows and do not have enough time to try all the tricks in this list, try one of FileMenuTools. FileMenuTools function is not as deep as other tools, but simply right-click function to increase as you add options to the context menu, add to the "Send To", adding functions such as "Run Command Line from Here" and "Copy Path" without having to touch the registry or command line option.
If there are other tools that are your favorites, please share them in the comments. Congratulations try.
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