This bit is also important
Select XFCE App Finder
then XFCE Desktop Settings
then set XFCE to manage your desktop
then show desktop menu on mouse right click.
I hope that covers everything you need to get the right click menu system working.
Kevin Dixon
Write XFCE desktop menus "on the fly".
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