A switch on the mouse -- left, middle, or right. Pressing a mouse button usually initiates some action, which is determined by both the button pressed and the current screen location of the mouse pointer.
The button on top of the mouse. You press it to choose from menus or when you want to move items around on the screen.
Every Windows mouse (or track ball) has at least one button, which when depressed quickly either once or twice initiates some computer action. (See CLICK and DOUBLE-CLICK above.)
A key on the mouse that has some action associated with it when clicked. On a two-button mouse, middle button commands can be accessed by pressing both buttons at once.
a push button on the mouse
a button on a mouse that you click to perform various functions, such as selecting an object
A mechanism on a mouse pointing device used to select objects or choices, initiate actions, or directly manipulate objects; a user presses a mouse button to interact with a computer system. The button makes a "clicking" sound when pressed and released.
A button on a mouse pointing device. Mouse Buttons can be pressed, released, moved, clicked, and double-clicked.
one of the two or three buttons at the top edge of the mouse, used to perform actions on the object pointed at by the mouse pointer.
A mechanism on a mouse that is used to select objects, initiate actions, or manipulate objects.
A mechanism on a mouse that you press to make selections.
Mechanical button on top of the mouse that you use to perform actions and tasks.