- If you double click on a word in a document, online or in email, it highlights it so it can be deleted, copied or modified.
- Triple-clicking a word will highlight the entire section or paragraph.
- Same thing for double and triple clicking on the URL in our browser. It makes it easier to delete.
- The squiggly line character is in the upper left-hand portion of your keyboard is called a tilde (pronounced "till-deh").
- Want to delete something without it going into the recycle bin? [SHIFT] + [Del] will give you a delete confirmation box. Clicking ‘Yes’ (be sure this is what you want to do!) will delete the file bypassing the Recycle Bin.
- In many software programs you can use [CTRL] + [Z] to undo the last action. [CTRL] + [Y] will let you redo the action.
- Want to drop down on a web page without having to scroll or use your mouse on the side bar? You can press the [Space Bar] to scroll down one screen. Add the [Shift] key to scroll back up to where you were on the page.
- You don’t have to type “http://www” into your Web browser. You can just type "dailymouseclicks.com".
- Want to copy and paste an entire document? Instead of highlighting from top to bottom, hit Control + A to select everything.
Thursday, February 9, 2012
Mouse and Key Clicks
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