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8: The Mouse |
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To simplify this manual, each of the different mouse commands is given a name. The table below shows the actual button and key combinations for each named mouse command.
For example, the selection button is used to highlight objects on the display. On systems with 1-button mice (i.e. Macintosh), the selection button is a plain click of the button, but on systems with two or three buttons, the selection button is the left button.
Here is a list of all mouse commands and their button/keyboard combinations:
Command | Three-Button |
Two-Button |
One-Button |
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A note to users of the KDE 2.1 window system (Linux/UNIX): The Alt-Left button is used by the window system, and as a result, you may not be able to issue the Special Select button. To disable the window systems use of this button combination, use the KDE control tool, select "Look & Feel", "Window behavior", "Actions" tab. Near the bottom, select "nothing" instead of "default move".
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