Exercises for Using The Mouse for New Computer Users

	When you purchase your first computer you will need to get used to working with the "mouse."  To help you get started let's have some fun with Jig-Saw Puzzles and Games.

To Scroll Down the Page: You can use the SCROLL BAR that appears on the right side of every screen by pointing to the arrow at the bottom right of the screen or at the top to scroll up. you can also point to the scroll bar, hold down the left mouse while dragging the bar up or down.

To Begin: Click on one of the Jig-Saw Puzzles below. You may wish to start with the "easy" one first. When the puzzle opens, Click ONCE in the center of the picture to scatter the pieces. CLICK and DRAG the pieces into place. If you have your speakers on you will hear them click together when placed correctly. See how quickly you can do it! Click "help" on the little gray menu bar for a complete description of the menu items. There are many helpful tools for you. Click the black triangle to hide the menu bar and helper image. Note: this game requires Netscape 3.0 or later or Internet Explorer 3.01 or later with Shockwave 6.0 or later installed. If you do not have Shockwave please click on the Shockwave button below. JIG-SAW PUZZLES

	EASY 12 pieces	MEDIUM 40 pieces	HARD 48 pieces	HARDEST 104 pieces

The text which is underlined in blue below is called a Hyperlink. When you click on it ONCE with the LEFT mouse it takes you to another place, usually a website. In this case it will take you to  the CRAYOLA website to choose more games. You will notice that your POINTER turns into a HAND when it points to a Hyperlink. URL stands for Uniform Resource Locator. This is the Web Address of a web page, or another type of document, that is available on the Internet. The URL or WEB ADDRESS is the instruction to your browser for the exact location of the page you wish to visit on the Internet.

			COPY AND PASTE
			This is one of the most useful features that you will ever use on your computer. It is time saving and avoids mistakes when copying from a document, an e-mail or from the Internet.
			CLICK ONCE ON THE LINK BELOW THE FILE DOWNLOAD PICTURE TO ACCESS THE EXERCISE Please be patient. Do NOT click twice. It may take a few moments to load. When the file is located  you will see the FILE DOWNLOAD box. Please click on OPEN when it appears:
			Click HERE to open the Copy and Paste Exercise

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