Computer Mouse

The maximum is however long your cord is, or however long your wireless reaches (if you're using a wireless mouse), you can also use extensions if you want it to go further.

There is no need to "trick" a touchpad. It is capable of only one thing: sensing pressure and tracking the movement of pressure across it's surface. It doesn't care if you use your finger, a pencil, or your cat.

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The guy above is an idiot with a prehistoric laptop. Whatever trackpads use to recognize biological material is unknown. Conductive materials alone fail to work. I have discovered that a penny will fool a trackpad but only if your finger is directly touching the top of the penny (using a pencil to guide it won't work, I don't have a clue as to why)

While in the blessed bath, you use it as a healing attack on you. You double click on it (if you just used it, you need to wait for it to recharge) Once you doubled click on it, move your mouse outside of your Inventory bag. You will have a red circle around your pointer (mouse) Everyone in the circle when you click again will be a little healed.

If you go with a party, you can heal each others to get more from the bath :)

I hope my answer helped you!

If you right click on an icon then properties you'll see a place to enter a comment. If thats filled in with anything that's what will be displayed. If left empty then the name of the application is displayed or it's description.

I've been trying to find a way to disable that but haven't found anything.

To get to your mouse control panel, from a Windows XP system you go to;

Start-->Control Panel-->Printer and other Hardware-->Mouse

Click on mouse and the Mouse Properties box will show up. You can make changes there for the mouse. The speed, the pointer icon and other things.

Inserting a mouse into your anus may cause damage to your rectum.

I'm sorry but I do not believe your Apple Computer has motors inside it which would move the computer a round while you're moving the mouse.

However, if you're talking about the use of one-dimensional spaces in Lion and then stop putting your whole hand on the trackpad.

I think the best things about an external touch pad are convenience and speed. Some people find external touch pads more fashionable than the old fashioned mouse button.

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Generally, in mouse properties you can, 1. switch primary and secondary buttons(To switch primary functions of buttons from left to right button & vice versa). 2.Select Double click speed . 3.Turn on click lock ( Enables to highlight or drag without holding down the mouse button). 4.Select schemes(old fashioned, magnified, conductor,hands, windows default etc.) 5.customize cursor(change shape of cursor) 6.Enable pointer shadow. 7.Motion(select pointer speed) 8.Snap to(Automatically move pointer to default button in a dialogue box). 9.Visibility(Display pointer trails). 10.Hide pointer while typing. 11.Show location of pointer when CTRL key is pressed. 12.Make Wheel scrolling adjustments. 13.Make changes in Device properties

the cursor looks like pencil

Multi-gesture refers to using more than one point on the touchpad simultaneously to enable macros.

In plain language, it is simply the ability to use more than one finger (multi-touch) to access certain computer features or do certain things (gestures). Lets say you use your thumb and forefinger to "pinch" the touchpad, the computer may then minimize a window or zoom out, depending on how the gesture is setup. On a MacBook, three fingers swiped across the touchpad from left-to-right or right-to-left makes the browser go "forward" or "back" a screen.

Multi-touch has become popular in Apple products, like the MacBooks and iPods/iPhones, but more and more PC touchpad drivers are being released to update current equipment to recognize multi-touch. More than likely, multi-touch screens and touchpads will be the norm on all computer equipment in the near future.

The mouse button that is the most used is the 'left side' of the mouse.

There are a number of advantages from using a touchpad. The first one is that you don't have to carry a mouse with you. There are also some multi-touch and gestures you can do with touchpads that you can't with a regular mouse.

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It is a very good mouse speed !

2nd keyboard or mouse, often attached via USB

Found the answer to my own question. It looks as though the VX Nano mouse from logitech is prone to the left click wearing out. Theres a youtube video showing how to replace the part which you can find in any mouse but it requires soldering and de-soldering so its do-able but not a super easy.

Its sad because this was their top of the line model and retailed around $70 and now they are discontinued and replaced them with the Marathon M705 $4. Sucks for logitech! Good for me cause they are $18 on eBay now and even if it won't last 2+ years its worth it. I bought my vx nano second hand and have been using it for 1 1/2 years so who knows how long this issue takes to develop.

While researching the issue I called logitech and their over-seas customer service guy had no idea why "words wouldn't stay highlighted." He had me hold the left click down and then right click 5 times. When that didn't work he didn't know what to do. I let him know it wasn't a big deal (more a pet peeve) and I was just calling to see if hes heard of the issue. I happily hung up thinking I would just use the shift key as the work around. After I found the help forums on Logitech I learned these mice have a three year warranty! I thought maybe I still had a warranty and I could send it in for repair.

Long story short..I unexpectedly called logitech to see if I had any warranty left. Now this is speculation but because the customer service rep was American and he said he was having a crap day he replaced my mouse with the M705 for free and I didn't have to ship him back anything either! I suspect he wanted to do something nice and this wasn't the protocol for VX Nano issues but I could be wrong.

I'm stilll using my nano and just using shift to highlight cause the M705 is a bit big for my small hands. Still it is great to have a backup/replacement when this ones completely dead. Also good to see Logitech customer service step up to the plate.

That's my story and I'm stickin to it.

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The one to click with?? With my laptop, it is just under the mouse. Um, there's not much more that I can tell you, except you could google it...

No no no no..it's double click your MOUSE.. hit the primary button twice smartly with your index finger..