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Re: Why is Eclipse "clicky"? [message #185189 is a reply to message #185182] |
Wed, 20 December 2006 20:10 |
Eclipse User |
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Originally posted by: merks.ca.ibm.com
Kai,
I get a click like that when I have the Javadoc view open and I'm pretty
it is the "HMTL" widget that's making that noise. It is really
annoying, but when I don't want the noise, I just make sure the Javadoc
view isn't on top. I like my computer to be seen and not heard. :-) I
wonder if anyone knows how to just turn the noise off? Does this sound
like the same problem?
Kai Middleton wrote:
> This is driving me crazy:
> When I'm in an editor window in eclipse, every time I use the mouse to
> change my cursor position I get an audible click and the hourglass
> comes up for a split second. My coworker who has the same version of
> eclipse doesn't have this problem. Why is this and how can I turn it
> off?
> It sounds like IE, how everthing you click on gives you that annoying
> audible click from the speaker.
> The problem isn't completely benign, I think, either. Earlier today
> eclipse was going crazy on me. The mouse didn't work right at all. I
> have a wireless keyboard and mouse combination (Microsoft Wireless
> Natural Multimedia Keyboard and Wireless Intellimouse Explorer 2.0) --
> except that I didn't like the mouse so I went back to my IBM mouse, a
> regular old two-button plus wheel wired external mouse. (I have an
> IBM Thinkpad T60.) I tried removing my mouse software, changing the
> batteries on the keyboard and rebooting twice in order to get to the
> 90% functionality I have now. But I've still got that super-annoying
> click. What to do.
>
>
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Re: Why is Eclipse "clicky"? [message #185417 is a reply to message #185252] |
Thu, 21 December 2006 17:14 |
Eclipse User |
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Originally posted by: atoulme.intalio.com
I suppose that the HTML widget is actually calling the system browser,
so IE might be the cause of your problem after all. You can change that
by selecting Firefox in the General>Browser preferences.
Cheers,
Antoine
Kai Middleton wrote:
> You're right! I actually had the help desk guy come and turn of the
> clicking:
> Start
> Settings
> Control Panel
> Sounds and Audio Devices
> Sound tab
> "Start Navigation" (in the long list)
> (none)
> Apply
> But you're right about the javadoc. That occurred to me later. When I
> switch to the console tab I don't get that any more. There was also a
> lot of latency when I tried to move the cursor around with the arrow
> keys, end key, etc. Thanks a lot for your help.
>
> --Kai M.
>
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