You can hide everything except for the Settings item, as said by Lain.
By the way: If you need to customize it you can use the ContextMenu class from the flash.ui package. Call hideBuiltInItems on it first to hide everything except for the Settings and then assign it to the menu property of the object you want to use the menu for (or root for the entire applet).
FYI, there is a nice tutorial about it that you can find here
Hello a couple of years later.
I had the same problem but while using a touch-screen. If you keep the pointing device (my finger) touching the screen for more than a second the "right-click menu" will show up. I soved it going to the control panel under Windows7, "Pencil and input devices", Touch Tab, Actions, Turn off actions for "Keep pressed".
My windows is in spanish and the names are problably a bit different but I'm sure you'll know which button is which.
You can use:
to hide everything but the settings option.
You can hide everything except for the Settings item, as said by Lain.
By the way: If you need to customize it you can use the ContextMenu class from the flash.ui package. Call hideBuiltInItems on it first to hide everything except for the Settings and then assign it to the menu property of the object you want to use the menu for (or root for the entire applet).
FYI, there is a nice tutorial about it that you can find here
Hello a couple of years later. I had the same problem but while using a touch-screen. If you keep the pointing device (my finger) touching the screen for more than a second the "right-click menu" will show up. I soved it going to the control panel under Windows7, "Pencil and input devices", Touch Tab, Actions, Turn off actions for "Keep pressed".
My windows is in spanish and the names are problably a bit different but I'm sure you'll know which button is which.
this code would also work
This is a better option
Starting with Flash Player 11.2, it's possible now to override the behavior for the right button click on the mouse, e.g.
Here is the corresponding entry in the ActionScript 3 reference.