GNU/Linux Desktop Survival Guide by Graham Williams
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Reference: The Right Mouse Button Menu

The right mouse button anywhere on a canvas will bring up a diagram specific menu. From here all of the operations are available, including those to save, print and export the file, to cut and paste, to select various objects or regions, to group objects and to layer objects, to operate on objects with various tools, and to edit the object properties and layout.

The middle mouse button will bring up an object-specific menu. Double

clicking an object will bring up the properties editor for that object.

Subsections

• The File Menu
  • Preferences
  • Export
    • Export to TeX PStricks
  • Printing
  • Quitting
  
  
• The Edit Menu
• The View Menu
• The Select Menu
• The Objects Menu
• The Tools Menu
• The Dialogs Menu