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The type of mouse click represented by this button has been selected for a single use action.
Highlighted
The type of mouse click represented by this button has been selected as the default action.
Highlighted vs. Dashed
When you start the Dwell Clicking application for the first time, you will notice that the Single Left Click
button is Highlighted blue. This indicates that Single Left Click is the default function. When you dwell
on an object with this Single Left Click button highlighted, the system will produce a Single Left Click.
Each type of mouse click represented on the Dwell Clicking button bar can be made the default action for
continuous use.
If you would like to perform a type of mouse click only once, and then have the Dwell clicker go back to
the default action you can select a button to be the action for one time only. This is useful for example if
you want to drag and drop something only once, then go back to doing normal single left clicks. To select
a button for one time only use move the cursor to the button that corresponds to the mouse click you wish
to perform and rest the cursor on it for a moment. When clicked once, a Dashed line will appear around
the button, this button is now selected for single use. After this mouse click is completed, the system will
revert back to whichever mouse click is default or 'Highlighted' blue.
If the button is clicked on a second time, the button will become highlighted blue and the selected type of
mouse click will now be your default action.
Selecting the Type of Mouse Click
To select what kind of mouse click to perform move the cursor to the button that corresponds to the type
of click you wish to perform and rest the cursor on it for a moment. If a dashed line is around the button it
will be the single action, if the button is highlighted blue it will be the default action.
The available types of mouse clicks and their associated button icons are listed below:
Pause button
The button furthest to the left of the toolbar pauses and un-pauses Dwell. When this button displays green,
Dwell Clicking is active. When it displays red, Dwell Clicking is paused. Even if Dwell Clicking is
paused, it can still be un-paused by simply dwelling on the red circle.
Single Left Click button
The second button in the dwell clicking toolbar looks like a single cursor arrow. This button is used for
single left clicking.
When this button has a dashed line around it, the system will single click the next time you dwell on an
object then go back to the default (highlighted) button. When this button appears highlighted blue, it is the
default action and you may single click continuously without highlighting the button each time.
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