Mouse Mode Sample Clauses

The Mouse Mode clause defines the conditions under which a device or software interface operates in a mode optimized for mouse input. In practice, this clause may specify how user interactions are interpreted when a mouse is detected, such as enabling hover effects, right-click context menus, or drag-and-drop functionality. Its core function is to ensure that the user experience is tailored appropriately for mouse users, thereby improving usability and accessibility for those interacting with the system via a mouse rather than touch or keyboard input.
Mouse Mode. Only use the tablet as a mouse. You may use it when you do not want to handwrite or when you want do draw pictures.
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