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Steve Riggins,
Software Deveoper
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Mouse events are always used to pop up context menus over widgets which need to know the button (right mousebutton) and the position, because the user expects the context menu to pop up at the same position the mouse cursor currently is.
The user would use a mouse to move a cursor onto the icon and press a mouse button to execute the function or program.
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Rob Verdann,
Afterdark Removalist
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When the cursor appears as a vertical line with outward pointing horizontal arrows, hold down the left mouse button and drag the cursor to the right.
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Mike Enlow,
Internet Marketer
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Position the cursor anywhere in the document you want to print, then click and hold down on the mouse button so a menu becomes visible near the cursor.
Place the mouse cursor on the little guy to the left, use the RIGHT mouse button and click one time, use the Save As feature and save him to your selected hard drive location.
Note that the cursor can be positioned on the terminal screen by clicking the mouse button at the location to which the cursor should be moved.
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Dan Toomey,
Computer Salesman
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Now move the mouse over the icon for one of these ports and click, the cursor will change to a keyboard with some notes depressed to indicate that MIDI is being transmitted and on releasing the mouse button the other port should momentarily display a note symbol showing that MIDI data has been received.
Place the cursor on the browser's desktop icon and press the right mouse button.
As such, mouse cursors are not diplayed in a window which uses direct mouse input.
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