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In some applications (notably Visual Studio 2008, Windows Explorer, Internet Explorer) all of the menus open to the left of the cursor. In other apps (Firefox, ACDSee) they open to the right. Then there’s Foxit Reader, where the ones in the menu bar open to the left and the context menu opens to the right.
This is very annoying. Is there a way to make everything open in the same direction? (preferably to the right) I’m running Vista Ultimate.
In the Control Panel go to ‘Tablet PC Settings’ in the ‘Mobile PC’ category and, in the General Tab, select ‘Left-handed’ to make the menus appear on the right side.