How to Activate the Contextual Menu in NetBeans for Mac OS X
May 30, 2006 on 9:24 pm | In Java | Add a commentIf you are like me, you probably enjoy writing Java code in NetBeans under Mac OS X on your Apple laptop but curse the lack of a second trackpad button. Thankfully, there is another way to call the contextual menu. Here is how it is done.
- Open NetBeans IDE
- Open Preferences…
- Select Keymap
- Expand Other
- Select Popup
- Click on Add…
- Specify a key combination (I find Cmd + Opt + / to be most appropriate)
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