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    Aryan: Yes, I know a little but it would  be great if you could explain it to me.

                         Gowri: Hmm, I think before starting digital drawing, let me tell you the basics of working with
                        mouse. There are two buttons on mouse. When you click the left one it’s called left click. When
                        you click on right, it’s called right click. And when you click left button twice it’s called double
                        click. And there is one more function of mouse. It is called dragging.

                         Aryan: What is dragging and how is it done?

                         Gowri: Dragging is used to move any object. You left click on the object and without releasing
                        it move the mouse to new location and then leave the click.

                                            Mouse at P1            Pressed          Hold and Move        Released at P2

                         Aryan: I have understood the basics and I am eager to learn.

                         Gowri: I can see how enthusiastic you are. But before you move forward,

                       please note….

                       I  will  be  with  you  in  your  journey  to  become  a  computer  expert.  I  would  be
                       delighted to answer all your questions, and of our readers (Some where we will
                       take help of our teacher). Though I am also in search for some answers, and I
                       hope you will help me with it. If together we are not able to find answers please
                       discuss between your class mates or ask your teacher, parent. Sometimes, you

                       may  have  to  try  things  out  yourself  on  computer  to  understand  the  concept
                       better. Remember, the more you work on computer, better you will learn….. And
                       do complete the activities and work given in the book, as those are intended for

                       you to practice and become thorough with the concept.

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