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Titolo: tasto destro del mouse

Salve a tutti, sono nuovo del NG e passo subito al dunque: mi sono sparite 
tutte le voci del tasto destro del mouse nel senso che quando clicco con il 
tasto dx del mouse su qualche file non mi escono più tutte le voci che avevo 
prima tranne collegamento. Cosa ho fatto e come fare per ripristinarle di 
nuovo? io uso win ME 

Salvatore Muto ha scritto:
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La domanda e' mal posta.
Quando clicchi col tasto destro del mouse dove?
Perche' ogni applicazione puo' modificare il comportamento del tasto
destro del mouse.
In quale applicazione noti un comportamento differente del tasto destro
del mouse?
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whence the children came, he says:
    "In each of these cases I requested the prosecution of these
    well-to-do persons, purchasers of these human chattels, who had
    bought these children, whose money had occasioned the kidnaping,
    just as a receiver of stolen goods buys stolen property without
    due or any inquiry to verify the patent lies of the vendors. I
    have reason to believe that H.E. the Governor was desirous that my
    request should, if proper, be complied with; but on reference to
    former cases it appeared that a former Attorney-General had found
    that the system had been almost if not altogether unchecked for
    many years past, and that in particular, when His Excellency had
    desired to enforce the rights of a father to recover his child, he
    was not disposed to enforce that right because the father had sold
    that child."
He relates the details of yet another case concerning which he says:
"I took the responsibility to direct the Acting Attorney General to
prosecute this man and his wife." But the Attorney General, it seems,
did not.
"Is it possible that such a being as man can, according to law ...
become a slave even by his own consent?" asks the Chief Justice.
"I say it is imp

previously, the Attorney General
considered the purchaser was _in loco parentis_, [in the place of a
parent] and could not be purchased."
On the two cases to which the attention of the Governor had been
brought, the Attorney General reported:
    "With the greatest respect for the Chief Justice, I doubt the
    policy of prosecuting the woman he refers to, having regard to the
    fact that the magistrate had discharged her for want of testimony,
    and looking to his further report. The magistrate should always be
    supported if possible; and if he discharged the woman, and put her
    at the bar as a witness, and she was used again at the Supreme
    Court, it might look like a breach of good faith to treat her now
    as a criminal.... As to the druggist's case, I think that the only
    thing that can be said is that it would look to be a breach of
    faith to proceed against him now."
When the case was referred to the Crown Solicitor, he said:
    "As to the druggist the parties had now left the Colony, and there
    were no witnesses against him. The purchase by Chinese of young
    orphans, and indeed of others whose parents are too poor to keep
    them, is a social custom amongst the natives, and is of constant
    occurrence in Hong Kong. These 'pocket-children,' as they are
    usually termed, are often treated with great affection, and are
    far better off than they were previous to their being so bought."
It was the 30th of May when the Chief Justice called the Governor