Software or Harware? I often have to click "hard" or twice
to get the corresponding "click" sound and the wanted
naviagtion. In other words, if I do not click on a link or
button with great care and concentration and force, it is
like I never clicked...

"Red" <redbeard14770-(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Software or Harware? I often have to click "hard" or twice
> to get the corresponding "click" sound and the wanted
> naviagtion. In other words, if I do not click on a link or
> button with great care and concentration and force, it is
> like I never clicked...

Assuming it is not an "aiming" problem (i.e., being off the edge of the
clickable zone), it sounds like a defective mouse.

"<>" <loopback@44.255.255.255> wrote in message
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> "Red" <redbeard14770-(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:5c1301c3abc6$adcfd8e0$(E-Mail Removed)...
>> Software or Harware? I often have to click "hard" or twice
>> to get the corresponding "click" sound and the wanted
>> naviagtion. In other words, if I do not click on a link or
>> button with great care and concentration and force, it is
>> like I never clicked...
>
> Assuming it is not an "aiming" problem (i.e., being off the edge of
> the clickable zone), it sounds like a defective mouse.

Or a cordless mouse with low batteries.

--
Frank Saunders, MS-MVP, IE/OE
Please respond in Newsgroup. Do not send email
http://www.fjsmjs.com

I am getting used to using the arrow keys so don't care
if this gets fixed.
Reminds me of a software program we used 10 years ago.
After updates there would be a few bugs but some of the
bugs became useful. Then another update and the bug
would be fixed/gone.

>-----Original Message-----
>Software or Harware? I often have to click "hard" or
twice
>to get the corresponding "click" sound and the wanted
>naviagtion. In other words, if I do not click on a link
or
>button with great care and concentration and force, it
is
>like I never clicked...
>.
>

>-----Original Message-----
>"Red" <redbeard14770-(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
message
>news:5c1301c3abc6$adcfd8e0$(E-Mail Removed)...
>> Software or Harware? I often have to click "hard" or
twice
>> to get the corresponding "click" sound and the wanted
>> naviagtion. In other words, if I do not click on a link
or
>> button with great care and concentration and force, it
is
>> like I never clicked...
>
>Assuming it is not an "aiming" problem (i.e., being off
the edge of the
>clickable zone), it sounds like a defective mouse.
>
>
>.
>I do not think the mouse is the problem. It works fine
elsewhere. That is doing what ever is normal to do with a
mouse... toolbar buttons, higlighting, dragging... It is
only when browsing.

>-----Original Message-----
>"<>" <loopback@44.255.255.255> wrote in message
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>> "Red" <redbeard14770-(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
message
>> news:5c1301c3abc6$adcfd8e0$(E-Mail Removed)...
>>> Software or Harware? I often have to click "hard" or
twice
>>> to get the corresponding "click" sound and the wanted
>>> naviagtion. In other words, if I do not click on a
link or
>>> button with great care and concentration and force, it
is
>>> like I never clicked...
>>
>> Assuming it is not an "aiming" problem (i.e., being off
the edge of
>> the clickable zone), it sounds like a defective mouse.
>
>Or a cordless mouse with low batteries.
>
>--
>Frank Saunders, MS-MVP, IE/OE
>Please respond in Newsgroup. Do not send email
>http://www.fjsmjs.com
>
>.
>Nope, it is a corded mouse, and it performs like an good
mouse except when selecting in IE...