# Mouse Operations

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Although many A-Shell applications were originally developed for dumb terminals (without mice), A-Shell/Windows does support a number of mouse capabilities.

**Copy and Paste**

You can copy text from the A-Shell display to the clipboard, and paste it from the clipboard into the current application’s input context, more or less as you would with any Windows application. See [Copy and Paste](copyandpastemenu.htm.md) on the Edit menu for further details. 

**Double Click To Transmit**

Double-clicking on a token of text (such as a numbered menu item) will cause it to be transmitted as if it had been typed, followed by the ENTER key. See [AutoMouse](automouse.htm.md).

**Mouse Wheel**

In most contexts, the mouse wheel will behave as a series of up-arrow or down-arrow keys, typically causing scrolling or stepping through fields. See [NOWHEEL](nowheel.htm.md) to disable.

**See Also**

•	[Using the Mouse](usingthemouse.htm.md)