• Mouse Right Click Not Working On Desktop
• Left Click Not Working In Minecraft

Issues fixed in this release Google Earth Client. The Google account sign-in process was updated from OAuth 1.0 to OAuth 2.0, given the deprecation of Oauth 1.0. Fixed an issue where the “-” key was not working on Google Earth Plug-in on Mac. (by double clicking a place mark) when recording a tour might lead into a jitters in. Google Earth User Guide. Double click these points of interest to view and explore. See Using Points of Interest (POIs) for more. (Mac: Google Earth. Jan 21, 2013  On my PC version of Google Earth I could double click on a feature (usually a mountain peak) in the window and Google Earth would 'fly' to where I double clicked. However, on my new iMac (2012) this doesn't work. I double click and nothing happens. This has nothing to do with double clicking a saved Place name in the side-bar. To more easily do things like clear your cache or fix startup issues, use the Google Earth Repair Tool. Open Google Earth Pro. At the top, in the drop-down menu, click Help Launch Repair Tool.

• Show appropriate historical imagery tickmarks when zoomed way in. • Fix cases that let sound continue playing even after a balloon was closed or tour was paused.

• If you are using a.tar.gz or.zip version of the library, first unpack, then install it by running./setup.py install. Running./setup.py install attempts to compile the library and place it in the system directory for your Python modules. Mpu401 compatible midi device drivers for mac. If you do not have root access, you can install the modules in your home directory or an alternate location by running./setup.py install --home=~. This will place the code in your home directory. There is another option which avoids installing altogether.

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Mouse Right Click Not Working On Desktop

Left Click Not Working In Minecraft

Thanks StarTrax. In answer to your question, I tried my initial code on 2 PCs in: - FF 3.6 - IE 7 and 8 - Chrome 8.0.552.215 - Opera 10.63 and in each one, the mini navigation control is displayed on a right mouse button click. I don't really change browser settings other than in Opera. BTW I wonder if anyone happens to know what that mini nav control thing is officially called? I haven't had time to look yet.