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    Mouse is the most common input device. It is also called a pointing device. The most common mouse are Pointing, clicking and draging. Each shape of the mouse pointer has its own purpose. A mouse pointer shape may provide some important information.

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    Chapter 8 (introduction to windows) Describe three primary mouse movements in Ms-Windows? Mouse is the most common input device.

    It is also called a pointing device. The most common mouse are Pointing, clicking and draging. Describe four common mouse pointer shapes? Some time mouse pointer change its shape as you move it at different parts of the screen or when an application perform a certain task. Each shape of the mouse pointer has its own purpose. A mouse pointer shape may provide some important information. The most common mouse pointer shapes are Left arrow
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