April 2002
Beginner
640 pages
27h 54m
English
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Name
Mouse
Synopsis
The following settings affect the look of the mouse pointer, the way the mouse moves, and other features relating to whatever pointing device you’re using.
- Mouse, control with keyboard
Control Panel → Accessibility Options → Mouse tab
- Mouse, double-click speed
Control Panel → Mouse → Buttons tab → Double-click speed section
- Mouse, drag without holding down buttons
Control Panel → Mouse → Buttons tab → ClickLock section
- Mouse, enable alternative device
Control Panel → Accessibility Options → General tab → Use Serial Keys
- Mouse, hide when typing
Control Panel → Mouse → Pointer Options tab → Hide pointer while typing
- Mouse, left-handed use
Control Panel → Mouse → Buttons tab → Switch primary and secondary buttons
- Mouse, move to default button when window is opened
Control Panel → Mouse → Pointer Options tab → Automatically move pointer to the default button in a dialog box
- Mouse, pointer
Control Panel → Mouse → Pointers tab
- Mouse, precise control enhancement
Control Panel → Mouse → Pointer Options tab → Enhance pointer precision
- Mouse, shadow
Control Panel → Mouse → Pointers tab → Enable pointer shadow
- Mouse, show location with animated circles when Ctrl is pressed
Control Panel → Mouse → Pointer Options tab → Show location of pointer when I press the Ctrl key
- Mouse, specify type
Control Panel → Mouse → Hardware tab → Properties → Driver tab → Update Driver → Install from a list of specific location → Next → Don’t search → Next
- Mouse, speed
Control Panel ...
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