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Strange behavior on my HP convertible laptop, and I believe on my Asus Chromebook also. To turn a page I usually have to use two mouse clicks. Sometimes it works with one click, but usually two is needed. I changed the option under "file options" in Windows 10 to one mouse click from two, but the problem persists. Any ideas?
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I definitely can't explain that as a single mouse click is all you should need if you are clicking on the sides of the page. You could also consider using a key command to turn the pages such as page down or right arrow (those are mapping under Settings->Touch & Pedal Settings->Pedal Actions).
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Perhaps the first click is used to focus the control and the second is then accepted to invoke an action?
If this is the case, and it is a big if, then MSP could focus the page so that the first click does what is expected.
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Did you enable Settings->Touch & Pedal Settings->Treat Mouse Click as Pedal Press? If so, what pedal debounce setting is set under Settings->Touch & Pedal Settings->Pedal Actions? I need to know how you are utilizing the mouse in this case for the page turns.
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It looks to be an issue when pedal debounce is disabled. At a quarter second, I didn't see the issue, but I of course had to wait slightly between clicks. I'll look into this.
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I have located the problem - there is code that basically forces a 1 second debounce equivalent for mouse clicks to prevent double-clicks. I'm going to drop that when the mouse click is treated as a pedal press, and I'm also going to cut that down to 100ms in other cases.
Mike
