So far, you have only use the left mouse button to click on things. Clicking with the right mouse button performs a different action to the left click.
Click (meaning left mouse button) on the following buttons to find out more about the right click.
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Finding the meaning of a word
Going to the beginning and the end of the module
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Right Click here to go to the 1st page of the module.
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Mouse. What Mouse?
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What do all the buttons do?
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For example:
Click on the button to see what happens.
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Here are more examples of buttons that you will meet in this software:
Click on each one to find out what action they perform.
After you finished, go to the next topic. (Next Page)
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Here are some examples of Highlighted equations (usually blue) and Graphical objects:
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Clicking on this icon will give you the option to quit the system or return to the Library Screen.
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Click means to press and then release the left button of your mouse. For practice, click on the coloured boxes below to change the colour of the picture of the mouse.
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Click means to press and then release the left button of your mouse. For practice, click on the coloured boxes below to change the colour of the picture of the mouse.
Drag means to press and, while holding down the left button of your mouse, move it around the screen. For example, move your mouse cursor over the picture of the mouse and Drag it around the screen.
Doubleclick means pressing and releasing the left button of your mouse twice in rapid succession. Do not doubleclick unless you are specifically told to do so.
That's only the left mouse button, when an action requiring the right mouse button is called for, the word "right" is prefix on the command. i.e. right-click, right-drag or right-doubleclick.
That's all you need for now. You will no doubt find out more as you progress through the modules. To go back to the menu page, press the space bar or left mouse button after the scrolling has stopped.
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