Sometimes it invoke menu, but other times it's just a Application Switch. It's make me very confused.
Is there someone understand when it's menu invoke key, and when it's a Application Switch key. Or, is there some settings to set up?
It appears to be context sensitive, like the right-mouse button on a PC. It seems that when on a main screen (first level of any folder), it always functions as a menu button WHen in an application, it seems to provide the app switch function first. Once you work this out, you just double-click. 73
It appears to be context sensitive, like the right-mouse button on a PC. It seems that when on a main screen (first level of any folder), it always functions as a menu button WHen in an application, it seems to provide the app switch function first. Once you work this out, you just double-click. 73
It appears to be context sensitive, like the right-mouse button on a PC. It seems that when on a main screen (first level of any folder), it always functions as a menu button WHen in an application, it seems to provide the app switch function first. Once you work this out, you just double-click. 73
def. not always the case. but you get used to what the highlighted feature will be for where you are. perhaps it can be equated to a combination of the "start" & "file" menus in windows.
If you were not aware, to quickly send an email message, you hit the BB twice. Once to bring up the menu and the second to initiate the SEND command which should be highlighted.
Seems as if they are using the BB button to act as the old press of the trackball in certain circumstances.
The confusing BlackBerry key
