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Welcome to the wonderful world of the
mouse!

See the pointer below?  Try sliding 
the mouse around and see what 
happens to the pointer.
 
Press RETURN when you're ready to
move on.
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Good.  Please move the mouse a
little more so you can get the
feel of it.
 
Press RETURN when you finish 
experimenting.
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"Oh, please don't be shy.  Try"
sliding the mouse about and 
watch the pointer move.
 
Press RETURN when you finish
experimenting.
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Good.  Now you see that moving the
mouse lets you point to things on  
the screen.

Please use the mouse to move the
pointer into the oval. (We'll
stop automatically when it gets
there.)
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Please give it a try.  Use the
mouse to move the pointer into
the oval.
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"You got it.  Now, press the button"
"on the mouse, then release it."

We call this clicking the mouse 
button. 
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"Good.  As you see, moving the mouse" 
lets you point to things on the 
screen. (You're pointing at the 
oval right now.)
 
"Now, press the button on the mouse,"
"then release it."
 
We call this clicking the mouse 
button. 
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" CONTINUE "
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Oops. You moved the mouse out of the 
oval.  Please move it back inside  
the oval before you click the mouse 
button.
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Please press down the button on the 
"mouse, then release it."
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Congratulations! You deserve that 
smile for your efforts.
 
Try clicking with the pointer inside 
"the triangle, square, or face a few" 
times.

Move to and click the box marked 
'CONTINUE' when you want to move on. 
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Good work.  When you want to
"continue, move to and click the" 
box marked 'CONTINUE.' 
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And now for something completely
different--moving objects. 

Move the pointer over to the
"triangle. Then HOLD DOWN the mouse" 
button and move the mouse some more. 

Let up on the button when you 
finish moving the triangle. 
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Please put the pointer inside the 
triangle before you press the 
button. 
 
"Then, hold down the button while" 
you move the mouse. 
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You let up on the button rather
quickly.  Keep holding down the
mouse button and move the mouse 
a little more to get the feel of it.
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Holding down the mouse button to  
move an object around is called
dragging.  When you let up on the 
"button, you release the object." 
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Try dragging the triangle so that
it sits on top of the square 
and makes a house.
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You dragged the triangle so that
it was right on top of the square.
 
Please click the box marked
CONTINUE.
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"You dragged the triangle, but" 
please position it directly above 
the square to make a house. 
 
Give it another try.
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It looked so much like a house 
that we added some windows and 
a door. 
  
Now we've activated the smiling
face so that you can drag it
around the screen.  Click the
box marked CONTINUE when you 
finish experimenting.
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"And now, a brief pause while" 
we prepare the next section of
the lesson...
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MENUBAR
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