The mouse has a primary and secondary mouse button. You use the primary mouse button to select and click items, position the cursor in a document, and drag items. You use the secondary mouse button to display a menu of tasks or options that change depending on where you click.
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You can adjust the double-click speed of the mouse to make it respond faster or slower to meet your accessibility needs. This procedure tells you how to adjust the double-click speed of the mouse through Mouse Properties in Control Panel .
Using your Mouse
On your Start menu, open your Control Panel.
When
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Here are some very useful Windows Keyboard Shortcuts that you may find helpful:
Press this key
To do this
F1
Display Help
CTRL+C
Copy the selected item
CTRL+X
Cut the selected item
CTRL+V
Paste the selected item
CTRL+Z
Undo an action
CTRL+Y
Redo an action
DELETE
Delete the selected item and move it to the Recycle Bin
SHIFT+DELETE
Delete the selected item without moving it to the Recycle
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For Windows XP:
Right-click the Taskbar (the area next to the Start button – don’t right-click the Start button itself) and select Properties.
Click on the Start Menu tab, then Customize. Click the Advanced tab. At the bottom of the dialogue box, tick the box marked ‘List my most recently opened documents’.
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