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what is the technical name for pressing a mouse button

Originally posted by: lxskllr
I think click is universal. I don't know that there is any more technical term.
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There has to be a more technical term...doesn't there?


If not, we need to make one up.
 
Originally posted by: compuwiz1
Originally posted by: NSFW
Originally posted by: compuwiz1
The technical name is; Who gives a rat's ass? 😉
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These are the things that weigh on my mind....


God, I can't wait to start working again.
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The serenity prayer will get you out of this.
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This is much larger than what the serenity prayer can deliver.

Which came first, the mouse of the click?

Is it still clicking if you use a touchpad?

What about quiet mice that don't make a noise?
 
Westerly hemispheric mechanical actuator? Substitute easterly or polar(remove hemispheric) for the appropriate buttons :^P
 
For you IT guys. When talking to users during tech support, start saying "clit" instead of click. Like, "now clit on the Next button."
 
Originally posted by: Kelvrick
For you IT guys. When talking to users during tech support, start saying "clit" instead of click. Like, "now clit on the Next button."
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thats an odd question but no
 
Originally posted by: NSFW
Originally posted by: lxskllr
I think click is universal. I don't know that there is any more technical term.
Click to expand...

There has to be a more technical term...doesn't there?


If not, we need to make one up.
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kind of like that German guy that wanted to create a German word for everything, rather than use the internationally-accepted loan terms, usually English. Computer for example.

Following his strategy, we should call it: "to selection of object with peripheral point and drag device."
 
Originally posted by: spaceman
Originally posted by: Kelvrick
For you IT guys. When talking to users during tech support, start saying "clit" instead of click. Like, "now clit on the Next button."
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thats an odd question but no
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How is that a question? I was telling you IT guys to say it like that.
 
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