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author: Eric Mandel
show_author: ShowNone
author_organization: Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
node_expert: eric@cfa.harvard.edu
expiration_date: 12/31/93
last_modifier: eric@cfa.harvard.edu
last_mod_date: 11/19/92
mod_num: 2
@end(header)
@b<This window will tell you about the conventional functions of the 3 mouse buttons in ASSIST.>

In general, use the @b<left> mouse button to initiate actions, such as
displaying package trees and parameter editors.  The left button is
what you will generally use to navigate throught the ASSIST.

The @b<middle> mouse button is used to obtain help.  If you press
the middle button on a task or package in a tree, help will be
displayed. 

The @b<right> button is used for special actions.  For example,
if you press the right button on the value field of a pset parameter
in the parameter editor, a parameter editor of that pset will be
created.  If you press the right button on the value field of an
indirect parameter, the resolved value of that parameter will be
displayed.

These assignments can be changed by editing the translations in
the @b<ASSIST> resource file.

To learn more about ASSIST resources:
@button<ASSIST Resources, ASSISTResources>