Introduction
The mouse has useful buttons as shown below, its moved to the desired location then the buttons can be utilized, this guide assumes that you can be able to move your mouse pointer to over a given section on the screen. Please practise moving the mouse on this page as well.
HOW TO CLICK
Clicking involves pressing the left click button once its also refered to as the left click. Its one of the most usefull mouse event.You can practise clicking on the button below
waiting for you to click
HOW TO RIGHT CLICK.
Right clicking involves pressing the right click button once. Its mostly used to view options that can be executed on the selected item(s). You can practise right clicking on the button below
waiting for you to click
HOW TO SCROLL WITH THE MOUSE.
To scroll using a mouse, if the mouse have the scroll wheel, move the mouse to the items or document you want to scroll you can click on it to ensure its active, then roll the mouse wheel with your finger up to scroll up and down to scroll down. You can practise scrolling from the paragraph below;
A computer mouse is an essential input device commonly used in conjunction with personal computers to facilitate user interaction with graphical user interfaces. Initially invented by Douglas Engelbart in the 1960s, the mouse has evolved into a versatile tool that enables users to control the movement of a cursor on a computer screen. Typically featuring two buttons and a scroll wheel, the mouse allows users to perform a variety of actions, such as selecting, dragging, and clicking, making it an indispensable device for navigating digital environments.
The mouse operates through a sensor, often optical or laser-based, which detects surface movement and translates it into corresponding movements on the screen. Its ergonomic design aims to provide users with comfortable handling during prolonged use. Over the years, technological advancements have led to the development of wireless mice, eliminating the need for restrictive cables. With its intuitive functionality and ease of use, the computer mouse remains a fundamental input device, contributing to a seamless and efficient computing experience for users worldwide.
The Grazing Field
