How to Change Mouse Menus

Button Settings

1). Left-click the start button and left-click "Control Panel" in the pop-up menu.
2). In the Control Panel window, double-click "Mouse." The "Mouse Properties" dialog box opens.
3). Left-click the "Buttons" tab at the top of the "Mouse Properties" dialog box. The "Buttons" tab opens.
4). Under "Button configurations," left-click the radio button next to "Right-handed " or "Left-handed" to select the one you prefer.
5). Under "Double Click Speed," left-click, hold and drag the slider to adjust the speed of your double clicks.
6). Under "ClickLock," left-click the check box to enable "ClickLock," which allows you to drag-and-drop without requiring the mouse button to be held down.

1). Left-click the "Pointers" tab at the top of the "Mouse Properties" dialog box. The "Pointers" tab opens.
2). Under "Scheme," left-click the arrow to open the drop down menu and left-click a new scheme in the list to select it and change the appearance of all your mouse pointers.
3). Change individual pointers by left-clicking and highlighting the one your want to change in the list under "Customize."
4). Left-click "Browse" and left-click the pointer you want.
5). Left-click "Open" to select your chosen pointer.
6). Left-click "Use Default" at the bottom to return to the original settings.

1). Left-click the "Pointer Options" tab. The "Pointer Options" tab opens.
2). Under "Motion," left-click, hold and drag the slider to adjust the speed of your pointer.
3). Left-click the check box next to "Enhance pointer precision" for more accurate clicks when using the mouse slowly.
4). Left-click the check box under "Snap To" to place the pointer automatically on default buttons inside all dialog boxes.
5). Under "Visibility," left-click the check box next to "Display pointer trails" to show trails behind your pointer. This enhances the visibility of your pointer.
6). Left-click, and then hold and drag the slider to adjust the length of your pointer trails.
7). Left-click the check box beside "Hide pointer while typing" to make your pointer invisible when you are typing.
8). Left-click the check box beside "Show location of the pointer when I press the CTRL key" to make your pointer instantly visible when you press the "Ctrl" on your keyboard.

1). Left-click the "Wheel" tab. The "Wheel" tab opens.
2). Under "Vertical Scrolling," left-click the radio button next to "The following number of lines at a time" to set the number of lines one wheel notch scrolls through.
3). Type the number of lines you want to scroll with one wheel notch in the field below the radio button.
4). Left-click the radio button next to "One screen at time" to scroll an entire screen with one wheel notch.
5). Under "Horizontal Scrolling," type the number of characters you want to scroll with one tilt. This is not applicable with all mice.