It's in the options.
To get to your mouse control panel, from a Windows XP system you go to;Start-->Control Panel-->Printer and other Hardware-->MouseClick 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.
See the links below. Hold your mouse pointer over the letter to see how it is written.
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
Move your Mouse pointer over the icon for My Computer on your desktop. Right Click the mouse to select Properties and it will show you the Total Size and the amount of Used memory.
In PowerPoint, a shortcut menu is displayed with commonly used navigation options.
A red triangle in the top right indicates a cell has a comment. Putting mouse pointer over it will show the comment.
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
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
Not sure if this the same for all systems, but here is how you do it on XP: Go to Control Panel, select Printers and Other Hardware, then select Mouse, go to pointer options, then click the box beside "Show the location of the pointer when I press the CTRL key", then click Apply. Now when you press control you will see rings around your pointer. Yes, that how you get rings around when you press control but the person was asking when you click the mouse.
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A stick pointer is a stick that has like a nub or like a finger at the end of it and it is used for pointing out or presenting. like in a meeting , you have a slide show and you are describing something on the slide show but you don't want to get in the way of the slide show so you would use the stick pointer.