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This is incredibly valuable feedback directly from the intended audience, provided for free. Awesome! A middle click is the middle mouse button, typically clic
by password4321 5y ago
This is incredibly valuable feedback directly from the intended audience, provided for free. Awesome!
A middle click is the middle mouse button, typically clicking with the scroll wheel these days. I don't use a Mac touchpad/mouse but Google says it can be done with a triple finger tap, possibly requiring a setting to be enabled under Accessibility.
I'm glad tools exist to find more details about terminology that I don't already know. It's always a balance to decide what needs explaination and what a reader probably already knows.
- graycat 5y agoMy guess for the meaning of a "middle click" was to click on a reference somewhere in the middle of the text of the reference, say, after the authors but before the journal. My second guess would be something having to do with a "middle finger". Click on the middle mouse button? Okay: With an Amazon mouse, can just press down on the scroll wheel. With an HP laptop with Windows 10, I just did that: What I got was a circle with a dot in the middle, above the dot an up arrow and below the dot a down arrow. Research is still in progress in an attempt to discover how this might be used to search for, say, the Radon-Nikodym theorem! Or for something simple y(t) = { y(0) b e^{bkt} \over y(0) \big ( e^{bkt} - 1 \big ) + b} Maybe could do a middle click on an iPhone and then use a scanning, tunneling electron microscope to read the screen image -- give me a few minutes to set that up!!!
- GiovanniP 5y ago> Or for something simple > y(t) = { y(0) b e^{bkt} \over y(0) \big ( e^{bkt} - 1 \big ) + b} TeXmacs finds that, by the way. I just tested it. And each piece of it: I tested the denominator.