Ah! Alt+V works great! I guess I no longer need to turn off that feature; presumably some people might find that double-clicking feature useful.

Thanks, Thomas

On Mon, Dec 19, 2011 at 10:55 AM, Ruopeng Wang rpwang@nmr.mgh.harvard.edu wrote:

I should be able to add an option for that. However, JFYI, a better way to toggle on/off a volume is Alt+V.

Ruopeng

On 12/18/11 9:46 PM, Thomas Yeo wrote:

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Hi,

I noticed that when viewing multiple volumes in freeview (5.1.0, snow leopard), double-clicking on a volume will bring the volume to the top of the list of volumes.

While this might be considered a feature, I am finding that when I am toggling a single volume on and off to visualize differences across volumes, a slight shift of the mouse will result in freeview interpreting this as a double click, causing the volume in question to pop up at the top of the list and I have to use the arrow keys to bring the volume back to the desired position. Is there any way I can turn the feature off?

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