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Basic Operating Procedures
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Using the Mouse
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It is possible to perform all the support tool operations by using a mouse.
The left button of the mouse has the same function as the
and right button the same function as the [Esc] button.
Selection or specification of items using the mouse is achieved by clicking one of
its buttons. "Clicking" means pressing the button and releasing it immediately.
Clicking with the left mouse button is sometimes called "left clicking" and clicking
with the right mouse button is sometimes called "right clicking".
S "Mouse Use" specification
Whether the mouse is used or not is specified with the "Mouse Use" option of the
"Tool Settings" menu (see p.22). If "No" is specified, the mouse cursor ceases to
be displayed (however, even if "No" is specified, the mouse cursor will be dis-
played and will be able to be used when editing image data).
S Selection
Select items by moving the cursor to them and clicking on them.
For example, to select a file, locate the mouse cursor at the intended file name and
click the left mouse button. When the bar cursor has moved, click on the file name
again with the left button. This will select the file.
Clicking on an input field has the same effect as pressing the
S Icon operations
The key marks displayed in the help message area and elsewhere are icons that
can be actuated with the mouse. Clicking on an icon with the left mouse button will
execute the function represented by that icon.
For example, clicking on the [SPACE] mark displayed on the screen with the left
mouse button will have the same effect as pressing the
Section 2-2
key on the keyboard
key.
key.
Click on the
mark with
the mouse.
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