SOURCE: double click problem
in most cases the best thing to do is to change ur mouse, but i would also suggest u try to use a mouse pad, some paints have a problem when using optical mouse
SOURCE: Optical Mouse double clicks on single click
Go to control Panel and click the mouse option. You can change it there
SOURCE: Left Mouse Down Doesn't Maintain Selection
Check the CCORNELL posting for the solution. Your mouse is double clicking when it should be only single clicking.
SOURCE: Keyboard stuck in Fn mode
had the same prob on my laptop which doesn't have a seperate number pad so all I needed to do was to press "Num lock".
SOURCE: Wireless 1000 keyboard not supporting standard Windows F-keys
I had the same problem. I just could not get the "Alt-F4" function to work in a macro.
In the Macro Editor, in the lower center, you will see the "Z" actions. I realized I wanted the "Press and hold Z" function.
To get this, use "Inserting Special..." function to insert the Alt key stroke in the macro.
Then highlight the Alt in the Editor. Right Click and select "Split."
This will put the "Press and hold Z key" and "Release Z key" icons in the Editor.
What you want is the "Press and hold" function. Delete any other references the the Alt key.
Then enter the F4 key, and there you have it.
Hope this all makes sense to you.
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