The mouse is one of the commonly used devices to enter information into a computer. As small as it is, with either 2 or 3 buttons, it can be a nightmare to use if it is the first time you have to ‘double-click’ or ‘right-click’. This brief explanation of mouse techniques and terms is not meant to replace actual hands-on lessons. It’s just another way to drive home specific points on how to use a mouse and the results of using the buttons of the mouse.
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Click
tap (or press and release quickly)
Example: tap your finger on: a desk/tabletop, top of the computer, keyboard edge
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Double-click
2 quick taps.
A click, waiting 1 second, and another click is not a double-click. It is two separate clicks.
Example: Repeat the Click examples
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Right-click
click the right mouse button to display a small context (shortcut) menu
Example: Right-click anywhere in any document
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Originally posted 2009-09-21 14:02:37. Republished by Blog Post Promoter
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