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Hardware
Mouse
Your PC includes an
optical scrolling mouse.
When you move the
mouse, it uses light and
an optical sensor, instead
of a roller ball, to sense
movement. Use the optical
mouse on an opaque
surface.
Using the
mouse buttons
Like an ordinary mouse,
the scrolling mouse has
two buttons on the top:
the left button, called the
primary button, and the
right button, called the
secondary button.
Click the left mouse button
to position the cursor or
to select an item. Click
the right mouse button
to display a menu of
commands available for
the item you clicked.
Dragging and
dropping
You can click and drag an
item to move it.
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The optical mouse
cannot work on a
glass, translucent,
or reflective
surface.
1
Left-click the item, and
then press and hold
down the left mouse
button.
2
Move the mouse to
position the cursor; the
item is dragged along.
3
Release the button
to drop the item into
place.
If you press and hold
down the right mouse
button when you click and
drag, a menu appears
when you release the
button to drop the item.
The menu lets you move,
copy, or create a shortcut
for the item.
Changing for
left-handed use
You can change the
configuration of the
primary and secondary
mouse buttons for left-
handed use. Refer to
“Reverse your mouse
buttons” in the onscreen
Help and Support Center.
Scrolling
Use the wheel button in
the middle of the mouse
to scroll or select items.
You can use the scrolling
mouse to scroll, to
autoscroll, or to pan.
To scroll:
1
Click the left mouse
button to place the
cursor in a document.
2
To scroll toward the
beginning of the
document, roll the
mouse wheel up
(away from you).
To scroll toward the
end of a document,
roll the wheel down
(toward you).
To pan:
1
Place the cursor in the
document. Press and
hold down the mouse
wheel button.
2
Slowly move the
mouse in the direction
you want to scroll.
The farther you move
the pointer from the
starting point, the faster
the document pans.
3
To stop panning,
release the wheel
button.
To autoscroll:
1
Place the cursor in the
document next to the
text where you want
to begin scrolling and
press the wheel button
once. An autoscroll
icon appears.
2
To begin autoscrolling,
move the mouse in the
direction you want to
scroll. The farther you
move the pointer from
the starting point, the
faster the document
scrolls.
3
To stop autoscrolling,
press the wheel button
again.
Right
Scroll
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