Computer Mouse

POINTER

RAM is temporray storage for aplacations that are cerently open when power is off RAM is reset

I shake my screen around a bit and bend it (if you have a laptop) (i know that sounds bad) but trust me, it gets rid of them. But i think they appear because of a default in the screen that can be fixed by actually taking it apart and finding out what the problem really is. But try my horrific method above and it should temporarily get rid of those dots unless you move the screen in some odd way or something.

a computer input device used for controlling the pointer on a display screen by sliding the finger along a touch-sensitive surface,which is commonly used on laptops.

It could be many shapes, depending on your graphics application. Some common shapes are pencil, arrow, paint brush, and cross hair.

- make a transparent cover of the mouse, put many colour LED light inside, then through the transparent cover, you can see the mouse cover will change and change colour of the LED light.

- make a special rubber mouse case for the mouse. It might be many colours of the case, so that you can change the mouse colour by wrap the rubber cover case.

I'm not too sure about that, but I know it was first invented by Douglas Engelbart in 1964. It had 3 buttons and a wire connecting it to the computer. Bill English was his partner. He introduced it at a 90-minute presentation.

That's the keyboard where you type text into the computer.

By computer logic, the keyboard, mouse and screen are not considered actually part of the computer, they are external devices just as much as a memory stick is. Hence the term "keyboard device".
Similarly, the mouse or touchpad is a "pointer device" and the screen a "display device".

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clean the mouse :(

Clicking an on-screen button, like an "OK" or "Cancel" button.

Pointing device (device class including trackpoints and trackballs).

When you are writing something you are using the keyboard and occasionally the mouse.. for example something in a word document.

Mouse pros: Mouse cons:

logic and simple to use takes more space than trackpad

Trackball pros: Trackball cons:

spins fast for quick movement ball becomes dirty with use

Joystick pros: Joystick cons:

logical for game control not easily used for precision control

Touchpad pros: Touchpad cons:

requires little space none

less fatiguing on the wrist

Digitizing tablet pros: Digitizing tablet cons:

logical and easy for detailed art requires more space

It is a little arrow in the monitor. Computer mouse is very useful,because you can see where are you pointing at.And you will use it to click on a program.( That's what all I know sorry) -Angela Jolie

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the compurter mouse windows and hypermedia

That's called a trackball. The device stays in place and you move the ball (usually) with your thumb, rather than moving a mouse which in turn moves the ball inside (or with the newer optical mouse, electronically senses the mouse motion).

The computer will attempt to open the file. If it has an extension for software that is on your computer that application will then open and the file will be opened in it. If there is no software that can open it, it will alert you and give you the chance to pick something to open it with. If you do not have any appropriate software, it will not open it. Some files are designed not to be opened, by users, like programs or some files that support the operating system. Programs will run, but you will not see the content of the file. So lots of things can happen, depending on the type of file.

First move your mouse to a temporary home; i put mine in a run about ball. then disassemble the cage, throw out the old bedding and fill it with brand new bedding. then reassemble your cage and put your mouse back in. i suggest changing the bedding at least 1 a week; maybe more if your mouse has strong smelling urine. = )

Because the word "mouse" has friendly and nice connotations. Mice are cute and fuzzy. Mickey Mouse, Jerry Mouse, Danger Mouse, people like mice.

The word "rat" has very negative connotations. If someone is sleazy and immoral, they are a "dirty rat," or "rat fink"... rats are associated with black plague, people generally don't like rats.

A trackball mouse

which of the following device uses a 6-pin Mini DIN connector

a. ps/2- style mouse

Usually windows uses generic drivers to see a device, so usually when you plug it in

even though it can't run without the drivers, windows will still see it and ask for the drivers.

Could be a bad device. You can try and install the drivers for it and see if windows

sees it after they are installed.

You can also try going to, - start button, control panel, add/remove hardware, after you plug in the device and point windows to the device, follow the directions of the program.

So, to answer your question, usually no matter what you plug in, windows sees that you plugged something in and will ask you for the drivers.

This is based on windows, if your OS is vista, or win 7, it will see most everything.

If your OS is Linux this is different. If someone is running Linux, they probably wouldn't

ask this question because they would know. Windows was designed so people who do not know how to run a computer can. The real operating system is Linux.