• In the Start menu, click Control Panel

• From the Control Panel, double-click the Mouse icon

Configuring your mouse buttons

• In the Mouse Properties dialog box, click the Buttons tab

• Under Button Configuration, click the Switch primary and secondary check box to switch the mouse buttons to the left-handed configuration

• Under Double-click speed, use the slider bar to increase or decrease the space between clicks for a double-click

• Under ClickLock, click the Turn on ClickLock check box to enable you to highlight or drag without having to hold down the mouse

• Click Apply or OK

Changing mouse pointers

• In the Mouse Properties dialog box, click the Pointers tab

• In the Scheme drop-down list, click a scheme

• To change an individual pointer within a scheme, click the pointer, then click Browse to begin searching for another pointer

• To return a pointer to its default value, click the pointer, then click Use Default

• Click Apply or OK

Customizing the mouse speed

• In the Mouse Properties dialog box, click the Pointer Options tab

• Use the Speed slide to adjust the mouse speed

• Select a mouse acceleration

• Click Apply or OK

Displaying the Sounds and Audio Devices Properties dialog box

• In the Control Panel, double-click the Sounds and Audio Devices icon

• In the Control Panel, double-click the Accessibility Options icon

• Click the Keyboard tab on the Accessibility Options dialog box

• Check Use StickKeys to be able to press the Ctrl, Alt, Shift, and Windows logo keys separately instead of simultaneously

• Check Use FilterKeys to be able to prevent unintended repeat characters

• Check Use ToggleKeys to hear a sound every time you press the Num Lock, Caps Lock, and Scroll Lock keys

• For each option, click the Settings button to customize the option