Okay, we hear you!  A single "please" is easy enough to ignore, but a 
"please, please" is an altogether different matter.

Update 1789, "noPersonalize" (coming soon to an external update 
server near you) adds a preference that governs whether the 
"personalized" menu should be offered when you right-click on the 
morphic desktop.  If you set the preference to false, then you'll get 
the standard World menu instead.

As for the situation being attributable to the "one button mafia": 
guilty as charged!

   -- Scott

PS:  With "Preferences" now proliferating beyond the point where they 
are easily managed via a single linear list, a new Preferences 
control panel is on its way soon.

 
At 9:35 AM -0500 1/18/00, ssadams at us.ibm.com wrote:
>I too have had lots of trouble with the menus since 2.7 went golden.  I
>think the violation of expectation is the context menu coming up on a left
>mouse click.  I got so frustrated with the right click "personalization"
>menu that I hacked it away.  I know this is likely due to the "one button
>mafia", and on my iMac at home I would likely appreciate it more, but on my
>Windoze machine it breaks the user's interaction model.  Please, please,
>let's make this a preferences selection.
>
>
>Sam S. Adams, IBM Distinguished Engineer, Software Group