Simplify using your computer mouse

Want to open files and folders with a single click instead of a double click? No problem, follow these steps to change your settings in Windows XP and Vista.

When you surf the Web you can click on a link with just one click and your browser takes you where you want to go, so why must you double-click to open files and folders in programs like Windows Explorer or My Computer? Essentially you’re doing double the work.

If you want to change this to a single click, here's how to do it.

In Windows XP:

1. Click Start and then select My Computer.
2. Click Tools at the top of the screen, then Folder Options
3. Under the General tab, select "Single-click to open an item," then click Ok.

In Windows Vista:

1. Click Start and then select Computer
2. Press the Alt key, then Tools, Folder Options
3. Under the General tab, select "Single-click to open an item," then click Ok.

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