another test :-)))))) n/t

[Del]

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[ChrisB]

... in response to another test   :-))))))   n/t, posted by Del on Oct 8, 2002

Are you using a mouse button that defaults to a double click? Or, I guess the obvious question would be, Are you really double clicking the button?

There is a setting in the "properties" of the DESKTOP, which allows you to have a preference of a single click instead of double clicking to launch an icon. I think it's around the "active desktop" settings.

You have an interesting situation, but I also don't think it warrants leaving the group if you find the topics interesting and like to participate.

In time, I think you'll find the solution, so i the mean time, don't worry about it.

Chris

[tfcrew]

... in response to A question and suggestion..., posted by ChrisB on Oct 8, 2002

[This message has been edited by tfcrew]

Go to "settings"...click the mouse icon..and reset properties. Barry might be right...I don't know.

[tfcrew]

... in response to A question and suggestion..., posted by ChrisB on Oct 8, 2002

[This message has been edited by tfcrew]

[joe]

... in response to another test   :-))))))   n/t, posted by Del on Oct 8, 2002

and adjust your mouse function.You go Start, Settings,Control Panel,and Mouse. Then slow down double click speed. If someone else has said this sorry.
Joe

[tfcrew]

... in response to Del, go into your system controls...., posted by joe on Oct 8, 2002

Prob is in the program somewhere.

[BarryM]

... in response to Del, go into your system controls...., posted by joe on Oct 8, 2002

You can't really double-click and double post. It only accepts one at a time even if you triple click.

-blm