How to use Mouse

1. Scroll wheel.
2. Left-click the button.
3. Right-click the button.

Here are a few points about how to use a mouse and how it works:

• A mouse is a small device that you can use to replace, select, and open items that appear on your computer screen. The mouse is usually placed on the table near the keyboard.
• Most mice have at least two buttons on the right and left. Most of the work is done through the left-side buttons by pressing and tapping. The right button is used for certain tasks.
• Some of the better types of mice have a layer of buttons to make normal tasks faster, such as text scrolling.
• As you move the mouse, a pointer runs on your screen accordingly. With the mouse, you can select an item on the screen.
• As you move the pointer on the various parts of the computer screen, the item or pointer changes.
• You can open the file or document by moving the pointer on the item and clicking the mouse left button twice.
• You will have to keep the pointer somewhere in the document, click on the side to write the text or chapter, and then use the keyboard to start the writing.
• To move the item, click it and move the item by holding the mouse button down. After you move the item to a new location, you can release the mouse button.
• The right button of the mouse is used to show the menu.