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Point
and CLICK!
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When you are told
to click something, that means use the left button.
Occasionally, for emphasis or clarity, you may be
told to left-click. But generally, you will only
be told to click something.
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HOW TO DO IT
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1. Position
the pointer over the item you want to click.
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2. Press
the left button
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3. Release
the left button
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Usually, you’ll want
to do this fairly quickly. Don’t press and count
to five and then release (although it won’t really
matter). Just click and release.
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When surfing, you
will click (using the left button) more often than
anything else. Here are a few situations when you
will click
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HOW TO DO IT
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1. Using
a link to go to another document
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2. Clicking
on any of the buttons at the top of your browser
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3. Selecting
menu items
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4. Changing
windows on the taskbar
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5. Starting
applications from shortcuts on the taskbar
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6. Starting
applications from the start menu
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Click
or Left Click?
For the duration
of this tutorial, when I say click,
I mean click with the left button. When
in doubt, click with the left button.
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What
s an Application?
An application
is another name for a software program.
Your web browser is an application.
Word processing programs are also applications.
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