Vista Tutorial - Mouse ClickLock

**Brink**

How to Turn Mouse ClickLock On or Off in Vista

Information

ClickLock enables you to highlight or drag without holding down the mouse button. To set ClickLock, briefly press the mouse button. To release ClickLock, click the mouse button again.

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Here's How:

1. Open Control Panel. (Classic View)
2. Click on the Click to Play button in the video below.
NOTE: For with MS Intellipoint mouse drivers, this would be under the Activities tab instead in Mouse Properties.

That's it,
Shawn

jprestebak · 07-17-2008

Please, I need a clicklock that I can program into mouse button. It is not helpful to my repetitive stress injury to attempt to "hold" a mouse button for some "seconds". This often results in making several attempts to get it to work--especially if one's fine motor skills have been damaged just a bit.

My old Intellipoint software allowed me to program a single-click lock that works the first time and every time. Newer versions do not support this.

If I want to buy a new computer with Vista, I will not be able to use this version of the software.

**Brink** · 07-18-2008

Hi Jprestebak, and welcome to Vista Forums.

In screens 3 & 4 of the video, you can adjust the settings to use a shorter hold down time of the left mouse button to ClickLock the window. You should be able to adjust to almost a single quick click. It is the same with using MS Intellipoint. It's what I'm using to.

Hope this helps,
Shawn

**locoeng** · 07-18-2008

Brilliant tut with video Brink. Can I ask what program you created the vid with?

**Brink** · 07-18-2008

Thank you locoeng. I used Demo Builder.

Demo Builder - Create software presentations,tutorials and demos

**locoeng** · 07-18-2008

Thanks for the link, I'll give it a shot.

It makes for a visually pleasing tut, keep up the good work.