Shortcut Features (Keys) Of Computer Mouse

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Everyone knows about the general use of computer mouse. Generally all computer users use Left, Right buttons and Scroll Wheel because it's the most useful in mouse and they are mostly used. Apart from these, the computer mouse is not needed and it's other features do not use in work.
Mostly computer users know about the keyboard's shortcuts  but litte know about the mouse's shortcut features. So we will tell you about some shortcut features of computer mouse, which can make your work easier on your computer.
  • Open New Window :  You can open any link in  new  window with the help of mouse. To open any link in new window you can use left click with shift (Left click + Shift).
  • Process  of Close Tab :  If you want to close any tab in browser, then click  on Scrolling Wheel by placing the Mouse arrow on that Tab. 
  • Zooming Work : If in the application does not have a Zoom feature then  you can take help of mouse.You Scroll the mouse with Control (Ctrl), then your file will be Zoom.
  • One Click Tab Open :  If you want to open any link in Background tab, use the Left mouse button with Scrolling Wheel, and if you want to open Foreground tab, then you should use Left Click with Control(Ctrl) and Shift (Left click + Ctrl + Shift).
  • Scroll Any Side : If you press the Scrolling Wheel of mouse in web browsing, then shape of the cursor will be change. It can go in every direction.





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