which key is the default mouse "click" key on a keyboard

which key is the default mouse "click" key on a keyboard

please try it before you post

Based on your imprecise question the correct answer is:

There isn't one.

rbt wrote:

> which key is the default mouse "click" key on a keyboard
>
> please try it before you post
>

"rbt" <robertbruceshaw@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> which key is the default mouse "click" key on a keyboard
>
> please try it before you post
>

Please think about your question before you post it.

Entirely depending on the location and application you are
using at the instant of the "click," it will vary. The most
common "click" keyboard key is the Enter key. If a program
shortcut is highlighted and you press the Enter key the
program will start. If you have an OK, Close or Cancel
highlighted and press the Enter key that function will
occur.

Don't need to try it since I use the feature all the time so
I don't have to reach for the mouse. Use tab key to switch
highlight and then the enter for activate.


"rbt" <robertbruceshaw@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> which key is the default mouse "click" key on a keyboard
>
> please try it before you post
>

Hello,

You can use Mouse Keys to simulate the mouse using the keyboard.

Start > Control Panel > Accessibility Options > Mouse

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"rbt" <robertbruceshaw@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> which key is the default mouse "click" key on a keyboard
>
> please try it before you post
>

> which key is the default mouse "click" key on a keyboard

The Click key.

The Click key is located fifteen keys to the right of Any key.
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...ard-anykey.jpg

> please try it before you post

It works here.

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