Is in attendance a road to use the upright to cart over the controls that a mouse would do?

My mouse have stoped functioning and I was wondering if in that is a way that the upright can take over.

Is in attendance a road to use the upright to cart over the controls that a mouse would do?

buy a current mouse, in the meantime, turn to your windows accessibility option. you can make the upright control the pointer with the arrow key just resembling a mouse.
control panel/accessibility options/mouse/use mousekeys



the numeric keypad will then be your mouse





Good luck!
Yes.

Well, Some computers or laptops, resembling the Dell Latitude D620, has a rough blue dot contained by the middle. If the mouse, or pad on a laptop, rips or breaks, you can use that. Also, near is tab, space, and the arrowkeys.



You can't really play flash games.





The BEST solution is to buy a new mouse,

or buy battery,

or take it to a Geek Squad place.



Love,

Hannah



PS: Space go to bottom of page...

Tab goes to closest contact...

Up/down goes up and down the page slower...

Good luck.
If you're running XP hit your shift switch 5 times quickly, this will start sticky key and give you option to replace some mouse functions with the upright.
Yes you can. The truth is I use the keyboard key more than the mouse. It is more functional for a laptop. Here is a link for you to cram new short cut key. If you know how to use the sticky keys, it would assist too.



http://www.computerhope.com/shortcut.htm...



If you are not comfortable using the keyboard to navigate around glass and programs, I suggest you need to purchase a up to date mouse.



Good luck.