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Double clicking is a common technique for selecting objects or
launching programs from icons. Move the pointer over the object
you wish to select, then rapidly press the left button two times.
This action is commonly referred to as “double clicking on an
object.
Double tapping is another technique for selecting objects or
executing applications from icons. For the most part double tapping
is very similar to the double clicking technique of a mouse. The
difference is that instead of double clicking on a mouse button,
you double tap on the pressure sensitive touch pad to make the
selection. Once the cursor has been moved the object you want
select, lightly double tap the Touch Pad itself. The double tapping
will select the desired item and prompt the software to perform
the related operation.
Many of the functions within Microsoft
®
Windows
®
series operating
system can also be launched by using single tap on the Touch
Pad. This single tapping will select the desired item and prompt
the software to perform the related operation.
When working with programs that employ a graphical user
interface (GUI), such as Windows
®
, dragging objects from one
point on the screen to another is a technique you will have to
master. To drag an object, first move the pointer over the object,
then press and hold down the left button. Now without releasing
the button, move the object to a new location on the screen by
moving your finger across the Touch Pad. Once the object is in
the desired position, release the button to drop the object in place.