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A '''Click''' is a [[simple]] action performed by [[push]]ing down on [[one]] of [[two]] [[buttons]] on [[you]]r [[mouse]]. It's only equal is the [[ENTER key]], but if you got here ''without clicking'' you probably knew that already. It is an [[indispensable]] action that allows you to do any thing and everything on the [[internet]] or [[computer]]. Clicking, without a doubt is the most basic of user actions, other than [[roll]]ing and [[type|typing]]. There are two kinds of clicks, the '''right click''' and the '''left click'''. You must use both to survive your journey through the [[tube]]s.
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A '''Click''' is a [[simple]] action performed by [[push]]ing down on [[one]] of [[two]] [[buttons]] on [[you]]r [[mouse]]. It's only equal is the [[Enter key]], but if you got here ''without clicking'' you probably knew that already. It is an [[indispensable]] action that allows you to do any thing and everything on the [[internet]] or [[computer]]. Clicking, without a doubt is the most basic of user actions, other than [[roll]]ing and [[type|typing]]. There are two kinds of clicks, the '''right click''' and the '''left click'''. You must use both to survive your journey through the [[tube]]s.
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== Left Click ==
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== Left click ==
The more common of the two click types, left click is activated by pushing the left mouse button, or by pressing the ENTER key.
The more common of the two click types, left click is activated by pushing the left mouse button, or by pressing the ENTER key.
It is generally associated with clicking in general, and usually performs actions such as confirming a highlighted choice, following a [[link]], or placing a [[pixel]] on a [[bitmap]] [[plane]].  
It is generally associated with clicking in general, and usually performs actions such as confirming a highlighted choice, following a [[link]], or placing a [[pixel]] on a [[bitmap]] [[plane]].  
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=== Double Click ===
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=== Double click ===
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Sometimes, in order to carry out an action, a ''double click'' is required. A double click consists of clicking the left button twice, usually in quick succession. This action is key to navigating [[Windows Explorer]] and editing various properties of the files on your [[hard drive]].
Sometimes, in order to carry out an action, a ''double click'' is required. A double click consists of clicking the left button twice, usually in quick succession. This action is key to navigating [[Windows Explorer]] and editing various properties of the files on your [[hard drive]].
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== Right Click ==
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== Right click ==
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A right click is the opposite of a left click. Right clicking is done when the right mouse button. Usually, right clicking brings up a small menu in the place clicked, from which there are [[300 multiple choices company|multiple choices]] to chose from. In some painting programs, right clicking allows the user to pick and use a second color that is different than the one the left click uses.  
A right click is the opposite of a left click. Right clicking is done when the right mouse button. Usually, right clicking brings up a small menu in the place clicked, from which there are [[300 multiple choices company|multiple choices]] to chose from. In some painting programs, right clicking allows the user to pick and use a second color that is different than the one the left click uses.  
The right click has significant importance on [[iScribble]] and [[Tegaki-E]], where it allows artists to [[zoom]], and therefore, get the maximum quality out of their drawing.
The right click has significant importance on [[iScribble]] and [[Tegaki-E]], where it allows artists to [[zoom]], and therefore, get the maximum quality out of their drawing.
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But of course, if you've been using a computer for a given period of time and not figured most of that out on your own, you may [[stupid|have a very low IQ]].
But of course, if you've been using a computer for a given period of time and not figured most of that out on your own, you may [[stupid|have a very low IQ]].
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Revision as of 22:29, 28 September 2010

A Click is a simple action performed by pushing down on one of two buttons on your mouse. It's only equal is the Enter key, but if you got here without clicking you probably knew that already. It is an indispensable action that allows you to do any thing and everything on the internet or computer. Clicking, without a doubt is the most basic of user actions, other than rolling and typing. There are two kinds of clicks, the right click and the left click. You must use both to survive your journey through the tubes.

Left click

The more common of the two click types, left click is activated by pushing the left mouse button, or by pressing the ENTER key. It is generally associated with clicking in general, and usually performs actions such as confirming a highlighted choice, following a link, or placing a pixel on a bitmap plane.

Double click

Sometimes, in order to carry out an action, a double click is required. A double click consists of clicking the left button twice, usually in quick succession. This action is key to navigating Windows Explorer and editing various properties of the files on your hard drive.

Right click

A right click is the opposite of a left click. Right clicking is done when the right mouse button. Usually, right clicking brings up a small menu in the place clicked, from which there are multiple choices to chose from. In some painting programs, right clicking allows the user to pick and use a second color that is different than the one the left click uses.

The right click has significant importance on iScribble and Tegaki-E, where it allows artists to zoom, and therefore, get the maximum quality out of their drawing.

But of course, if you've been using a computer for a given period of time and not figured most of that out on your own, you may have a very low IQ.