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double-click
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(operating system)double-click - Two clicks of a mouse button made in rapid succession without moving the mouse. A double-click often combines the actions of selecting, and then activating an object in a GUI, e.g. selecting and opening a document. Some text editors use double-click to select the word under the mouse pointer.

When used as a verb it is often written as two words with a space instead of a hyphen.
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The participant desiring control just double-clicks on the shared program, asking for permission to take control of the program (exhibit 13, page 69).
Host a virtual meeting: collaborate with a video link and a whiteboard by Bryant, Stephanie M. / Journal of Accountancy
The recipient double-clicks the attachment from inside their email program to see the full message, almost like a live conversation.
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To open a version, each user loads the document being worked on and chooses File, Versions and then double-clicks on the one he or she wants to open.
Create multiple versions of a word document by Zarowin, Stanley / Journal of Accountancy
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